RFAs: Government of the Czech Republic Scholarships (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Deadline: 30-Sep-2026

The Government of the Czech Republic is offering fully supported study opportunities to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina for master’s and doctoral degree programs at Czech public universities during the 2027/2028 academic year. The support covers tuition, living expenses, and, for selected Czech-language master’s programs, a one-year intensive language and professional preparation course.

About the Czech Government Scholarships

The Government of the Czech Republic provides annual scholarships to eligible students from Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of its international development cooperation. The initiative enables qualified applicants to complete full degree programs at public universities in the Czech Republic.

It aims to:

- Strengthen educational cooperation - Develop professional and academic capacity - Expand access to postgraduate education - Support knowledge exchange - Build long-term connections between the two countries - Prepare graduates to contribute to national development - Promote international academic collaboration Academic Year The scholarships are available for studies beginning in the: Applicants should review the official call for the application deadline, nomination timeline, admission schedule, and expected study commencement date. Available Study Levels

Eligible applicants may pursue:

- Full master’s degree programs - Full doctoral degree programs The appropriate level depends on the applicant’s existing academic qualifications. Master’s Degree Programs Applicants seeking master’s study must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree or complete it within the timeframe permitted by the official guidelines.

Master’s programs may be available in:

Candidates should confirm the language and academic requirements of each selected program. Doctoral Degree Programs Applicants for doctoral study must hold a relevant master’s degree. Doctoral programs covered by the initiative are offered in English at selected Czech public universities. Doctoral candidates may also need to provide: - A research proposal - A statement of academic interests - Evidence of previous research - Confirmation from a potential supervisor - Academic publications or writing samples - Proof of English proficiency Requirements may vary by university and doctoral program. Czech-Language Master’s Studies Applicants selected for a master’s program taught in Czech receive a one-year preparatory course before beginning university study.

The preparatory year includes:

- Intensive Czech-language instruction - Professional or subject-specific preparation - Academic study skills - Preparation for university-level education - Familiarization with Czech academic and social life Students must meet the required language and academic standards before progressing to the degree program. English-Language Studies Selected master’s and doctoral programs are available in English. Applicants may need to demonstrate English proficiency through: - A recognized language test - Previous education delivered in English - University assessment - An interview - Other evidence accepted by the institution Applicants should verify the exact language requirements for their chosen program. Fields of Study The initiative supports a wide range of academic disciplines.

Potential study fields include:

The availability of individual fields depends on participating universities and the programs approved for the 2027/2028 cycle. Business and Administration

Relevant programs may address:

- Business management - Public administration - Organizational leadership - Entrepreneurship - Strategic management - Development management - International business Science, Agriculture, and Engineering

Available study areas may include:

- Biological sciences - Environmental sciences - Agricultural sciences - Food systems - Natural resource management - Civil engineering - Mechanical engineering - Electrical engineering - Other technical disciplines Information and Communication Technology

ICT-related programs may cover:

- Computer science - Software engineering - Information systems - Data science - Cybersecurity - Digital technologies - Artificial intelligence - Telecommunications Availability should be confirmed through the official study-program listings. Economics, Finance, and International Relations

Applicants may find programs involving:

- Economics - Development economics - Public finance - International finance - International relations - European studies - Public policy - Diplomacy - Regional development Journalism and Communication

Eligible programs may include:

- Journalism - Media studies - Communication - Digital media - International communication - Public-interest media Applicants may be required to provide writing samples, a portfolio, or other evidence of relevant experience. Health and Social Protection

Potential areas may include:

- Public health - Health policy - Healthcare management - Social work - Social policy - Social protection - Community development - Related health and social science disciplines Applicants should confirm whether programs requiring professional licensing or clinical practice are included. What the Scholarship Covers The scholarship provides support for the approved duration of study.

Benefits include:

- Tuition fees - Living support - A preparatory year for eligible Czech-language master’s programs - Czech-language instruction during the preparatory year - Professional preparation for university study The supplied information does not specify the exact value of the living allowance or whether travel, visa, health insurance, accommodation, and study materials are fully covered. Applicants should consult the official guidelines for complete financial details. Who Is Eligible?

Applicants must:

- Be citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Apply for an eligible program at a Czech public university - Hold the required previous degree - Meet the academic requirements of the selected program - Meet relevan