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Main contact for Ukrainian students and employees, where all questions, propositions and other matters will be answered. Available in Czech, English, Ukrainian and Russian language.
+420 771 227 994
+420 771 227 995
(Monday to Sunday, 9 am – 7 pm)
The Career Center at CTU offers help to any ukrainian students and their families, who are looking for a job.
CIPS offers help to any students who may experience psychiatric trauma or need social and legal help. If you are indeed in need of help, please contact them.
Internal measures
Rector's Order No. 02/2022 on the war situation in Ukraine
“As a result of the invasion of Ukraine by the troops of the Russian Federation with the participation of Belarus, I have decided to issue the following measures, in support of Ukraine and our Ukrainian students, employees, and their loved ones.”
Information
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Pre-Accelerator in Ukraine – powered by EIT Jumpstarter
The goal of the “Pre-accelerator in Ukraine – powered by EIT Jumpstarter” is to help Ukrainian innovators to turn their ideas and discoveries into successful businesses. EIT Manufacturing will help high-potential early-stage teams to develop their business idea through online training, expert mentoring and subgranting. Also, the best teams have the opportunity to win 7.500€, 5.500€ 3.500€ monetary prizes and access to the EIT Communities network.
https://eitjumpstarter.eu/eit-jumpstarter-ua-registration-form/
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Statement on Russian attacks on Ukrainian universities by Czech Board of Rectors
The rectors of universities in the Czech Republic, members of the Czech Rectors' Board, are deeply shocked and outraged by Russia's missile attack on universities in Mykolaiv, Ukraine. Yesterday's attack on the two largest universities in this Ukrainian city is yet another in a series of war crimes committed by Russia on the territory of a sovereign and independent neighbouring state. After the attacks on theatres, hospitals, churches and shopping centres, it is now up to universities.
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Ukrainian TV and Radio broadcast
The Ukrainian television station 1+1 began broadcasting on Monday, 11 April 2022. The news channel should enable Ukrainian citizens in the Czech Republic to receive information about events in their home country in their native language. The station can be tuned in free of charge on digital terrestrial television using automatic tuning on multiplex 23.
It has been possible for several weeks now to tune in to Ukrainian Radio in the Czech Republic, which is provided by Czech Radio (CRo) on its website and through conventional DAB+ and DVB-T2 networks.
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EuroTeQ, together with other university alliances, stands by Ukraine
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CTU in Prague announces sanctions against Russia and Belarus
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Joint Statement in Support of Ukraine - Learned Society of the Czech Republic
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Faculty of Information Technology statement on developments in Ukraine
CTU helps
All help is directed towards people with Ukrainian citizenship. Information can be filtered by focus group:
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Ukrainian students with a visa of toleration or a visa of temporary protection enrolled as a student in the 2022/2023 academic year will on the basis of their application submitted to the Study Department be refunded the payment made for actions taken in connection with the admission procedures that were levied in accordance with article 11, paragraph 1, letter a) of the Statute of the Czech Technical University in Prague.
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ICT and CTU respond to Ukrainian rector's plea and send a truck with humanitarian aid to Mykolaiv
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FIT offers new academic positions
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From Monday the 4th April begins the preparatory course of mathematics for admissions procedure to bachelor studies at CTU in Prague. Language of instruction will be English (partly Ukrainian). The course is scheduled every Monday from 9.00 till 11.30 AM room no. 256, address Technická 4, Prague 6.
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Psychological counselling – CTU in Prague offers psychological counselling and help to all students who are affected by the current situation in Ukraine!
The Centre for Information and Counselling Services (CIPS) is open from Monday to Friday between 9 am – 3 pm. You are not alone! Come and seek help.
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Individual psychological help – Psychological Counselling in Czech and English language
Free therapy in Ukrainian or Russian language
National Institute of Mental Health
Social Clinic – crisis counselling and long-term therapies for free in Czech language
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Group counseling – CIPS and ELSA (Support Centre for Students with Special Needs at CTU) offers an open group for all CTU students who feel threatened by the current situation in Ukraine.
The group will be led by an experienced intervention professional.
When? Every Thursday from 5 pm – 7 pm.
Where? At CIPS (Student House, Bechyňova 3, Prague 6).
You can come without any previous registration.
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Assistance for applicants from Ukraine – Applicants from Ukraine, who apply to study at the Czech Technical University in Prague and need validation of their previous university education (nostrification) for their admission to study, can apply for this validation from 25 February 2022 until further notice without paying a fee of CZK 3,000.
More information on the validation of foreign university education.
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The management of CTU decided about helping the Ukrainian students
Other links
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Visegrad Scholarships application deadline extended for applicants from Ukraine
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“Stojíme za Ukrajinou” – the online help platform developed by česko.digital.
FAQ
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Please, always inform the head of the study department at your faculty as well as the Vice-dean for Study Affairs. The full list of contacts can be found here.
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Where and how can I get any special support that I might need?
CTU in Prague offers special support in many ways. For psychological counselling in English language contact The Centre for Information and Counselling Services (CIPS): katarina.sirancova@cvut.cz, for counselling in Czech and Russian language: cihlar@migrace.com,
In case of looking for advice in the job market sphere, please contact CTU Career Centre that will help you in Czech and English language: kariera@cvut.cz
Students with specific needs can contact CTU Centre for Students with Specific Needs - ELSA: stredisko@elsa.cvut.cz
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With the approval of Service Facilities Administration of CTU your close family members might be accommodated at CTU dormitories. Please contact: ubytovani@suz.cvut.cz
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I am currently in Czech Republic but my long-term visa expires soon. What should I do?
If your residence permit (long-term visa for study purposes) expires in less than 14 days and you cannot return to Ukraine due to the conflict, it is necessary to come to the Department of Asylum and Migration Policy of the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic.