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Before arrival

We provide relevant information to incoming exchange students

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We pair Czech and exchange students

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Activities & Events

We organise language programs, country presentations, trips, sports and many other activities

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This is how we integrate exchange students into life in the Czech Republic & create surroundings where different cultures meet and foreign and Czech students get to know each other

Upcoming events

    1. Saturday
    2. 19
    3. September
    4. 8:00

    Český Krumlov: A hidden gem of the Czech Republic

    Join us for a cultural escape to Český Krumlov, one of the Czech Republic’s most genuine historical towns and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    Founded in the 13th century, the town has been a crossroads of culture and tradition, home to artists, nobles, and craftsmen whose influence is etched in every stone and spire.

    Enjoy a visit to the picturesque Český Krumlov castle, a traditional czech lunch and a walk in the medieval town centre.
     
    The price includes:
    transportation, entrance fees and lunch.

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    1. Saturday
    2. 19
    3. September
    4. 15:00

    🌴🏐 Join Us for Beach Volleyball Every Saturday! 🏐🌴

    Hey international students! Looking for a fun way to spend your weekend, meet new friends, and soak up some sun? 🌞 Come join us for Beach Volleyball every Saturday at Beach Club Strahov! 🌊⛱️

    Whether you're a total beginner or a seasoned pro, everyone’s welcome! 🎉 It’s all about having fun, getting active, and enjoying the beach vibes. Don't worry if you've never played before – you'll quickly pick it up, and we're here to help! 🙌

    Want to know more? Join the "CTU Beach Volleyball 🏐" group inside our WhatsApp community for updates, details and registration. Come hang out, have some laughs, and maybe even dive into the sand for that perfect shot! 🌟🏐

    We can't wait to see you there! 😎

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    1. Sunday
    2. 20
    3. September
    4. 6:15

    The Deeper the Better: Castle, Cruise & Budějovice

    For many of you, Czechia means stunning architecture — and nowhere did wealth, ambition and imagination show off more boldly than in its castles.
    What is considered the most beautiful castle in Czechia? Google it. The answer is surprisingly unanimous: Hluboká Castle. That will be our first stop — a spectacular neo-Gothic residence that looks like someone tried to build Disneyland a century too early.
    “First stop” hints that there might be more, doesn’t it? Exactly. Next stop: České Budějovice, one of South Bohemia’s most beautiful historic cities.
    By bus? Hell nah.
    We’re sailing there. We’ll cruise down the Vltava from Hluboká straight to České Budějovice, with beautiful river views, a drink in hand, and a bar on board. ;)
    In Budějovice, we’ll finish the day exploring its historic centre, grand main square, and the city that gave the world the original Budweiser beer.

    Price includes: private coach transportation to Hluboká Castle and back to Prague, entrance to Hluboká Castle, boat tickets, a traditional Czech lunch in České Budějovice, and a guided tour of the city.

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See what past exchange students said about us

Sergio Martín

I have a lot of good memories of the Czech Technical University (CTU), but the first thing I have to emphasize is the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). Due to the nice and friendly atmosphere I could feel since the beginning.

I decided to help them with the organization of some activities like the orientation week, language meetings, sport events or trips. I’ve also been teaching my Spanish language to other students!

It has been an unbelievable experience for me that I recommend to every Erasmus student for sure!

Sergio Martín, Spain

Mikel Ogueata

Joining ESN CTU in Prague allowed me many things. At the beginning of the semester, it helped me with getting to know new people from all over the world. I started learning German (with a very nice teacher) in the Masarykova dormitory, I discovered lots of new places in Prague by attending the Café Lingea meetings, where my language skills were tested, and I learned to play voleyball.

I still keep many friends who I have visited/hosted after my Erasmus. That's one of the things I am most proud of – to be able to keep these friendships through time.

My advice for those starting an Erasmus is clear: Join ESN as soon as you get there, you won't regret it.

Mikel Ogueta, Spain