Information Technology, Bachelor Degree, University of New York in Prague

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
Bachelor Degree	Full-time	4 years	January, September	EUR 10246 per year	EUR 12377 per year

About Information Technology, Bachelor Degree - at University of New York in Prague

The primary aim of this University of New York in Prague program is to blend a solid understanding of technology with business management skills. The program will prepare students for entry level professional positions in the field of IT management in the global business and public sectors. This four-year degree is awarded by the State University of New York, Empire State University.

Our approach places a great deal of emphasis on international aspects of commerce, which we believe are particularly critical in today's business environment. With our multinational faculty and student body, UNYP is in an especially strong position to provide this valuable international perspective. Unique to our program is the interactive and dynamic teaching style of our faculty. We recruit our professors from the EU and the USA, and most of them hold advanced degrees and professional experience in their fields of teaching. The theoretical and practical knowledge that you acquire in our program provides you with a wide range of options as to where you may wish to pursue your career, in terms of business and professional areas as well as geographical locality. The program also serves as a strong grounding for a career in the public sector, civil society or academia.

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Entry requirements

Completed UNYP application form - you can submit this on Application Form

Certified copy of your high school diploma (if not ready at the time of application, this can be submitted as late as September) - you can submit this on Application Form

Certified academic transcripts - you can submit this on Application Form

Personal statement (a letter of motivation describing how this program will assist you with your professional and personal goals) - you can submit this on Application Form

Letter of recommendation from a professor or supervisor who can attest to your ability and motivation for enrolling in this program - this must come to us directly from the writer by email or post

English language certificate – either sit the UNYP Entrance/English Test OR submit one of the following test scores:

UNYP institutional English language test with a score of 72 or above.
TOEFL internet based test (ibt) with a score of 72 or above.
IELTS Academic 6.0 or above.
FCE A, B.
CAE A, B, C.
CPE A, B, C.
City & Guilds ESOL (IESOL) (Reading, Writing, and Listening) Expert C1, Mastery C2.
Czech or Slovak State Exam in English.
Czech or Slovak Maturita English Leaving Exam with score 1.
International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL): score of 4 in English (as Language A or B)
International Baccalaureate Standard Level (SL): score of 5 in English (as Language A or B)
SAT Reasoning Test, Writing section: Score of 560 or higher.
European Baccalaureate: score of 70% in English.
Advanced Placement (AP) Exam in English Language and Composition, or English Literature and Composition: Score of 3 or above.
IGCSE English or O Level English with a Grade of C or above.

All UNYP students must write an English language entrance essay during orientation. If you score a grade of D or below, you will be required to take English Pre-Composition.

Copy of ID or Passport - you can submit this on Application Form

Application Fee of 2,000 CZK (non-refundable) - please pay online when you finish the online application, or pay in cash at the campus

After submitting the required documents, students are invited for an interview with the Head of Department.

This interview will decide your acceptance to the program, and can be carried out as a phone or video call for international applicants.

Fees, Funding and Scholarships at University of New York in Prague

UNYP is keen for as many students as possible to have the opportunity to study in Europe in English. For this reason, we offer a number of scholarships, tuition fee reductions and financial incentives for students on our bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, MBA and Ph.D programs.

Student reviews of University of New York in Prague

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You Hyun Kim, South Korea

"The University of New York in Prague is an international school which has really widened my view of world. I came to Prague with great expectations for a beautiful city where the past coexists with the present. As an exchange student at the University of New York in Prague, I was able to take various types of courses that interested me, and communicate with students from many different countries. It was a great opportunity for me to understand a different and unique culture, especially when doing team projects. I visited many new places in Prague with the friends I made working on the team project, and I will never forget my experiences. I would like to thank Sook-Myung University in Korea and the University of New York in Prague. I hope more students will choose the great education and international experience of the University of New York in Prague."

Sara Crutcher, USA

"When choosing a city in which to study abroad, there were many options, but one was a clear cut above the rest – Prague. Not only would I get a chance to immerse myself in one of the richest cultures in Europe, but I would be provided with an opportunity to continue my classes at a top-notch school, the University of New York in Prague. If anyone is considering an exchange program, without question, I recommend making your way to the Czech Republic."

Justin Punzalan, Philippines

"Prague is one of Europe’s great cultural centers. Experiencing the city for a semester was really magical. UNYP helped me see the academic scene in a more international setting. Going to Prague and studying at UNYP were definitely decisions I won‘t regret."