RULES FOR GRANTING MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

Excerpt from and Art. 3, Rules for Granting Scholarships of CTU and Dean´s Regulation No. 11/2015

Merit scholarships can be granted only to student who meets the prescribed criteria for granting scholarship.

In a given semester or academic year, a student is entitled to a merit scholarship for outstanding academic achievement in the previous semester or academic year, if in the relevant section, i.e. in the semester (academic year) for which the scholarship is awarded,

1. he/she obtained at least 30 credits (60 credits) from completed courses,
2. the number of graded courses in the semester or academic year was greater than or equal to 4 or 8, respectively,
3. the weighted study average for that semester or academic year was less than or equal to 1.50,
4. he/she studied in full-time form of study and standard length of study according to Section 61 and Section 44 para. 4 of the Act.

Merit scholarships are not granted for the months of July and August.

In case during the academic year the students only work on their master or bachelor thesis and take their final state examination, they can be granted a scholarship for a maximum of five months of the given academic year.

Study Administration FCE CTU in Prague
November 2015