Short-term Studies

Erasmus and other EU programmes
Other short-term programmes (freemovers, bilateral agreements etc.)
Faculty information for international students

International Student Guide (brochure in pdf)
Studies and excellence through innovation (leaflet in pdf)
Study at Brno University of Technology (leaflet in pdf)

Courses taught in English (leaflet in pdf)

Mobility programmes coordinator-Incoming students

Mrs. Jitka Rašková
e-mail: raskova.j@ro.vutbr.cz
tel.: +420 541 145 118

Erasmus+ and other EU programmes

Erasmus+ programme is a one- to two-semester programme for students from EU countries, non-EU countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland, Turkey, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia).  For full list of Erasmus+ partner countries see following link: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/about_en#tab-1-1

Erasmus+ programme is offered on the basis of bilateral agreements between a foreign university and a particular faculty/department at Brno University of Technology (BUT). A student can participate in an Erasmus+ programme only if his/her university has signed a bilateral agreement with BUT.

The minimum length of an Erasmus programme is 3 months, the maximum length being 12 months.

Conditions of participation in Erasmus+ programme 

Students who want to participate in an Erasmus+ programme have to:

  • be at least in the 2nd year of a Bachelor's programme or pursuing Master's or Doctoral studies in any form - full-time, combined or part-time. 
  • be a citizen of any of the EU countries, EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) or candidate country (Turkey). An applicant can also be a citizen of a different country studying in any of the above-mentioned countries

Admissions for the Erasmus programme

Application deadline:
Summer semester: 15th September - 15th November 
Winter semester: 31st March -  31st May

Students can apply for Erasmus+ studies if nominated by their home university, which sends the nomination to the study/international department of the relevant BUT faculty.

A student then completes:

After the Learning Agreement is approved by the study department of the relevant BUT faculty, the applicant sends in the following documents by e-mail:

  • application (Application Form) – printed and signed
  • two copies of the Learning Agreement – printed, signed and provided with stamp by the home university
  • Transcript of Records – listing the courses studied and the results achieved at the home university (in English)
  • photocopy of passport or ID card
  • one 3,5 by 4,5 cm photo (in format: SURNAME_Name.JPG)

Contact for your host faculty where the documents can be sent are available here.

BUT can process the application only after receiving all the necessary documents.  After the application is processed, the applicant receives a Letter of Acceptance and approved Learning Agreement.

BUT Documents

Erasmus+ mobility documents:

Online submission of Changes to LA 

Other short-term programmes (freemovers, bilateral agreements etc.)

An applicant should check first at the relevant BUT faculty whether it is possible to participate in the programme chosen. Then the faculty coordinator of the home university should be contacted. After BUT receives your nomination, you can apply for study the same way as for an Erasmus programme (see above).

Mobility document to other programmes:

Online submission of Changes to LA

Faculty information for international students

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