Admission conditions to the MBA studies
Who is the US-MBA program for?
The program is designed for ambitious leaders and professionals who want to take their careers to a global level:
- Top managers of Czech and international companies and organizations (private, public and non-profit sector).
- Middle managers preparing to move into senior leadership roles.
- Specialists and entrepreneurs who aspire to strategic management and an international reach.
Admission requirements
To be admitted, you must meet the following criteria:
- A university degree (at least a bachelor's degree).
- Knowledge of English language (recommended entry level B2).
- Passing entrance tests focused on managerial aptitude and language (similar to GMAT and TOEFL – we will be happy to arrange the tests for you).
Preparatory Business English course
Since half of the teaching is in English with American professors, we have prepared an intensive preparatory Business English course that will get you fully ready for a smooth start and help you pass the admission process without stress.
What will the course give you?
- Professional terminology: You will improve your vocabulary in key areas (Finance, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management, Law, Negotiating, Stock Market, Economic Trends and more).
- Language confidence: You will strengthen your speaking, listening and writing skills in an international business environment.
- Test preparation: The course partially prepares you for the entrance tests, which form its final part.
Course details:
- Format and scope: 50 hours of intensive teaching spread over two extended weekends (Thursday–Sunday).
- Lecturers: The course is taught by experienced international lecturers from our partner university in Toruń.
- Price: CZK 21,500 (the price is final and includes all study materials and both entrance tests).
- Completion: Knowledge tests – by passing them, you also meet the admission requirements for the US-MBA program.
The current schedule of the Business English course and the following modules can be found in the Semester plan.
