Frequently Asked Questions
Are you considering studying at UCM or do you just want to get acquainted with the admissions, programmes and opportunities the university offers? In this section you will find answers to the most common questions we are asked by applicants for Bachelor's and Master's studies. If you don't find what you're looking for here, don't hesitate to get in touch - we'll be happy to help.
The study is free of charge if you study the study programmes in Slovak language. However, in this case, you must provide proof that you have a good command of Slovak.
If you are studying English programmes, these are chargeable. Prices can be found HERE.
Yes (except for the Institute of Management), since a minor applicant does not have full legal capacity in the Slovak Republic, he/she needs a legal representative. The authorised person must present an official or notarised power of attorney.
In addition to the standard requirements for applicants, applicants who have studied at a foreign secondary school must also obtain a Decision on Recognition of Equivalence of Educational Proofs or a translation of the end-of-year certificates from the secondary school.
The documents must be officially certified - in documentary form.
The document of recognition of education will be issued by the Regional Office, Department of Education of the Slovak Republic at the school's seat or at the applicant's place of residence. Foreign applicants must have at least B1 level of Slovak language. In this case, it is necessary to prove it with a certificate.
Only if you want to study Slovak programmes. If you want to study English programmes, you need to prove your level of English. School certificates or language certificates.
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