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Scholarship support

At the Faculty of Informatics, scholarships are governed by the Dean's Directive 13/2023, which establishes a mobility and exchange programme to provide financial support to students who undertake part of their studies abroad.

Rules for the use of mobility scholarships for FI MU students

  • The aim of the Mobility and Exchange Scholarship Programme is to partially cover the costs associated with studying at a foreign university.
  • The source of the FI MU Scholarship Fund is the funds allocated annually within the faculty budget or funds from other sources.
  • The programme is intended to support the costs of foreign travel of students of the presentiment form of study of bachelor, master and doctoral study programmes in connection with their study programme. The scholarship programme does not cover costs associated with participation in foreign conferences, professional seminars, exhibitions, summer schools, etc.
  • Support from the FI MU Scholarship Fund can be provided to cover:
    - travel costs,
    - accommodation costs,
    - costs of meals,
    - tuition fees,
    up to a maximum of CZK 25,000 for the entire duration of the stay, depending on the FI MU budget.
  • If the individual amounts for the stay significantly exceed the usual amounts, this may be grounds for a complete rejection of the application. In exceptional cases, the dean may decide to grant a higher amount of support.
  • Financial support from the FI MU Scholarship Fund may be granted on the basis of a complete application submitted by the deadline. The application for the scholarship is submitted by the student during or after the end of the stay abroad and no later than 30 days from the date of return from abroad. The student completes the scholarship application and submits it to the Department of International Affairs.
  • Submitted proposals are reviewed and approved according to priorities by the Vice Dean for International Relations, Promotion and Quality of FI MU.
  • The scholarship is awarded in one lump sum and is paid to the student by wire transfer to a bank account.
  • A student may apply for a scholarship only once during the period of study at each study level (Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral).
Scholarship application (doc)