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The admission of applicants to Master degree study programmes is regulated by the following documents:
Act No. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions and on Amendments and Supplements to some other Acts, the Statute of CTU in Prague, these "Conditions for Admission to Study in the Master Degree Study Programme of Water and Environmental Engineering (hereinafter WEE) Implemented at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, CTU in Prague", the Dean´s Directive No. 8/2019 "Public Announcement of the Admission Procedure to Master Degree Study Programmes Organised at the Faculty of Civil Engineering CTU in Prague in the 2020/2021 Academic Year" (hereinafter "Dean´s Directive"), and the Addendum No. 1 to the Dean´s Directive No. 8/2019 Announcement of admission proceedings to a newly accredited Master degree study programme of Water and Environmental Engineering.

The WEE study programme is opened in the 2020/2021 academic year in the case of a minimum number of five registered applicants.

1. The basic conditions for admission to study in the WEE Master degree study programme:
   1. Successful completion of Bachelor degree study in a Bachelor degree study programme oriented towards civil engineering or environmental engineering.
   2. Submission of a properly filled in application form by the 15^th August 2020.
   3. Submission of enclosures to the application form specified in Part VI of the Dean´s Directive by the 15^th August 2020, except for Enclosure G. The deadline for submitting Enclosure G (certificate of recognition or validation of the Bachelor´s diploma) is by 15. 9. 2020.
   4. Obtaining the minimum number of points in the entrance examination pursuant to par. 3.
   5. Obtaining the minimum total number of points in the admission proceedings pursuant to par. 6.
   6. Certification of the readiness to study in English in one of the ways specified in the Dean´s Directive, Part VI, par. I.

   The applicants who have complied with the above conditions will be admitted to study at the Faculty of Civil Engineering CTU in Prague (hereinafter "FCE") in the order given by the total number of points obtained in the admission proceedings pursuant to par. 4, maximally in numbers filling the study programme to capacity as specified in par. 7. If more applicants are placed in the last place pursuant to par. 7, all these applicants will be admitted.

    

2. Entrance examination:
   The entrance examination consists of a written test in branch-oriented thematic areas. The general requirements for the examination are specified in the Dean´s Directive.
   For applicants who completed their study at FCE in related Bachelor degree branches of study of Water Engineering and Water Structures, Environmental Engineering, in the 2019/2020 or 2018/2019 academic year, the results of their oral examinations in thematic areas of the state graduation examination will be recognised as the results of the entrance examination. The number of points for the entrance examination will be specified as the average of the point evaluation of the examinations in thematic areas pursuant to par. 5.

    

3. The minimum number of points for the entrance examination necessary for admission to study:
   40 points for the entrance examination (the maximum possible number of points: 100)

    

4. The total number of points in the admission proceedings:
   The total number of points in the admission proceedings is calculated as 25% of the results of the entrance examination (max. 100 points) and 75% of the study results obtained in Bachelor degree study (max. 300 points). The results of Bachelor degree study are calculated as the study weighted average of all courses considered with a weight of 0.8 and the mark for the Bachelor´s Thesis defence considered with a weight of 0.2.
   The total number of points obtained in the admission proceedings (max. 400 points) is calculated from the formula
   Z + 3 (0.8 . P + 0.2 . B)
   where:
   Z is the number of points for the entrance examination,
   P is the point evaluation of the study weighted average of all courses completed in the Bachelor degree study (specified pursuant to par. 5),
   B is the point evaluation of the mark for the Bachelor´s Thesis defence (specified pursuant to par. 5).

    

5. The study weighted average is identified pursuant to Art. 12 of the Study and Examination Code for Students of CTU in Prague as amended. If some other university does not use a credit system, the course weight is given by the number of its teaching units per week.
   The study weighted average is recalculated into point evaluation using the formula:
   (125 - 25 . PR),       where PR is the respective study weighted average expressed using two decimal places.

   The marks for individual parts of the state graduation examination and the resulting mark are recalculated into point evaluation as follows:

   A (excellent)	100 points;
   B (very good)	87.5 points;
   C (good)	75 points;
   D (acceptable)	62.5 points;
   E (satisfactory)	50 points.

6. The minimum total numbers of points obtained in the admission proceedings necessary for admission to study: 240 points.

7. The highest number of applicants admitted to study in the WEE programme: 40.

8. Upon A HREF="../../../hlavnien/educat/prominprm.doc" TITLE="Request for remission of the admission examination to the master study">written request, the entrance examination may be waived by the Dean to foreign citizens (excluding applicants from the Slovak Republic) who certify their corresponding knowledge of English in the application form pursuant to par. 1f).

9. Depending on the results of the admission proceedings, the Dean may reduce the minimum number of points required for the successful passing of the entrance examination (see par. 3) and/or the minimum total number of points gained in the admission proceedings required (see par. 6).

10. The Dean may increase the maximum number of students admitted to study as specified in par. 7, based on the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports limits for the number of financed students or considering the number of registered applicants.

11. FCE does not accept application forms from applicants who were expelled from study at FCE CTU in a disciplinary proceeding under Art. 2 of the Disciplinary Code for the Students of CTU in Prague, or who terminated their study by withdrawing from study during an opened disciplinary proceeding, or who cheated during previous admissions proceedings to FCE.

12. The applicants who cheat during the admission proceedings will not be admitted to study at FCE. The decision whether an applicant cheated is at the Dean´s discretion.

13. The course of the admission proceedings, including the dates of entrance examinations, is regulated by the Dean´s Directive.

These conditions were approved by the FCE Academic Senate on 26. 3. 2020

In Prague on 26. 3. 2020

prof. Ing. Jiří Máca, CSc.
Faculty Dean