CzechiaOther, Bachelor, Master, PhDNext cycle not announced yetPartially FundedCzech Government Scholarships for the Summer Schools of Slavonic Studies 2027: Czech Language Course with Board and Lodging
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Scholarships from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports to attend a three- to four-week intensive Czech language course in July and August 2027 at a public university in Prague, Brno, Olomouc, Pilsen, České Budějovice or Poděbrady. Courses include Czech classes from absolute beginner (A0) to advanced (C1), lectures on Czech literature, culture and history, and excursions and cultural events, taught in Czech or English depending on your level. The scholarship covers registration and tuition, study materials, dormitory accommodation, meals and organised trips, but not international travel, health insurance or visa costs. You cannot apply directly: a competent body in your country (ministry, Czech embassy or partner institution) must nominate you, after which you register in the Ministry's online system. In the 2026 round, nominations had to reach the Ministry by 31 March 2026, and eligible countries included Egypt, France, Belgium (Flemish and French Communities), Luxembourg, Switzerland, China, India, Japan, South Korea, Ukraine, the USA and most European countries. The Ministry expects to announce the 2027 call in December 2026 or January 2027, and nominating bodies set their own national deadlines. You must be at least 18; priority goes to students, teachers and translators of Czech and Slavonic studies, but anyone interested in Czech culture may be considered.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
3 BenefitsCourse fees and materials
A 3–4 week course.
Board and lodging
In student dormitories.
Trips and cultural events
International travel and insurance not included.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
3 CriteriaAlbania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and 40 others (specific track conditions apply)
Required Documents
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Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: Course fees and materials, Board and lodging, Trips and cultural events.
Eligible levels: Other, Bachelor, Master, PhD.
Next cycle not announced yet. Follow the official website for updates.
Required documents: Application form for the nominating body, CV in Czech or English, Online application in the Ministry's system after nomination.
Apply directly on the official website: https://msmt.gov.cz/en/scholarships/summer-schools-of-slavonic-studies. ForsaEdu does not receive applications or charge any fee.
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