Study programs

Study programme: Mechatronics

Mechatronics is a full-time study programme. It is offered in two versions with partly different curricula. One version is taught in Czech. Another version is taught in English. More detailed information about the Czech version and the courses taught can be found HERE.

The English version may optionally be taught in cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz, Germany and under certain conditions (more than the minimum number of students decides on this option), it is possible to achieve a dual degree. Details about courses offered in the English version of the Mechatronics programme can be found HERE. The information about fees, admission conditions, dates, etc., is given HERE. The topics for the admission test are HERE.

Study programme: Information Technology

The study programme Information Technology is in an attendance form of study and in Czech language only. The details about the subjects are HERE.

Study programme: Applied Sciences in Engineering

The study programme Applied Sciences in Engineering is in an attendance form of study and in Czech language only. The details about the subjects are HERE.

Study programme: Nanotechnologies

The study programme Applied Sciences in Engineering is in an attendance form of study and in Czech language only. The details about the subjects are HERE.

• The study programmes last for two years and the courses are organized into four semesters.
• All related study programmes take place as an attendance form of study.
• The title of Ing is awarded after successful completion of the course.
• The prerequisite for the admission of candidates is completion of a Bachelor’s study programme.
• During the first semester students must obtain at least 15 credits, at least 35 credits in the first year of study, and at least 35 credits in each subsequent year of study, except for the year of study when the student signs up for the final state examination. The first year cannot be repeated.
• Based on a recommendation of the guarantor a student can register for any course from the offer of TUL (and other universities) as a compulsory optional course (with the approval of the Dean of the “host” faculty). Such credits will be recognized. The total number of credits per semester may then exceed the minimum number of credits stated in the study plans.
• In order to graduate a student must obtain at least 120 credits, pass the final state examination and defend their diploma work.
• A prerequisite for the final state examination and the defence of the diploma work is the completion of all of the semesters.
• The study programme includes all the requirements under Section 44 of the Universities Act 111/98 Coll.

The characteristics of the individual fields can be found in the annually published Course Information brochure.