Are you interested in studying IT? Do you want to find out what you
will learn at the Faculty of Information Technology and where can
you find employment? Meet teachers or just explore the unique campus
and technology that is evolving here? Come and see us on one of three possible dates.
You need to 31 March file and pay the application.
If you did not qualify for priority admission,
enroll for national SCIO benchmarks (OSP, MAT or VŠP) and
be sure to give consent to the handover
of your result to FIT - so we will know about your result.
Have you met the conditions for priority admission? Great! Let us
know in the e-application form no later than March 31st. If you do not
know some of the results yet, eg. from the school-leaving exam that
is yet waiting for you, you can apply later - without unnecessary
delay by May 31st.
Free SCIO Test
You can test national SCIO comparative tests (OSP, MAT or VŠP) many times
you need - we count only the best result. If you have filed in time and paid
application, FIT allows you to take one free test - 26 April. You can choose
any place, SCIO will generate and send you a discount code.
If, for serious reasons, you cannot take the national comparative
tests in due time, you must send a written apology
to the chairman of the admission committee no later than five working days after these tests have taken place. If accepted, the faculty
will allow you to take a replacement OSP or VŠP test on 23 May.
Enrolment
Only by enrolling you become a proper FIT student. The enrollment is done electronically. More information will be available later.
The matriculation, which takes place on the last Friday before the start of the semester, is a ceremonial academic ceremony of admitting a student to study. Don't miss it!
Start@FIT
Are you afraid you won't know FIT? This welcome event for freshmen
will help you navigate. You will meet your new classmates and
teachers, see the faculty, find out how it works at FIT, play a
board games at the student club or have a beer and go to a concert in the
evening.
At FIT, we accept new students based on their success in the national
SCIO comparative exams or upon meeting one of the conditions for
preferential admission.
We can accept you based on the results of the National Comparative Examination SCIO – either General Study Prerequisites or Mathematics. The type of exam and where you take it is up to you.
FIT allows you to take one test for free – on 25 April 2026. The condition is a timely submitted and paid application.
In the SCIO tests, it is necessary to achieve a percentile of at least 75. This threshold can be further reduced by the dean of the faculty, within three working days after the regular registration deadline.
You must prove that you understand Czech at least in its basics. You can do this by:
proving citizenship of the Czech Republic or Slovakia,
proving a successful high school leaving exam in Czech or Slovak,
proving a completed state exam in Czech or Slovak,
passing the SCIO test for OSP, VŠP or Czech language in Czech or Slovak (with a minimum percentile of 68),
passing the Czech language exam at least at level B2 at one of the language departments at BUT,
or successfully completing a Czech language course for foreigners at least at level B2 organized by the Institute of Lifelong Learning at BUT.
Then comes the recognition of education. If you come from a country with which we have an international agreement (e.g. Slovakia, Poland, Germany), then a document of education from these countries is automatically equivalent to a document of education in the Czech Republic. Students from other countries will also need to have their high school diploma or foreign education recognized for admission purposes (just provide a certified copy of your high school diploma with a transcript of grades and a copy of your study plan with the number of hours, translated into Czech, and we will do the recognition directly at FIT). The study department will be happy to assist you with all the paperwork.
The deadline for applications for the follow-up Master's study programme at FIT is April 15th 2026. In the meantime, be sure to apply and pay the application fee.
The deadline for submitting the request is 4 May. You can apply for a waiver based on your previous excellent results.
Admission exams
The regular date of the admission exams is June 5th. You will write a test in the field of Information Technology within the scope of the Bachelor degree programme.
Students of the FIT BUT bachelor study program Information Technology can enroll right after successfully passing the State final examination at the study department during working hours.
The accepted applicants can also enroll electronically. More information will be available later.
Substitute date of admission exams
If you are unable to attend the proper exam date, you can request a replacement in writing.
You can submit an application for exemption from the entrance
examination based on your previous exceptional results (professional
or study) proven with a proper document. Application must be submitted
in a paper form by 6 May 2026 and must include assessment of all
completed courses (or Diploma Supplement) and a CV.
Students, who have completed the Bachelor degree programme Information
Technology at FIT with equal to or better weighted average from
completed courses than the threshold declared by the dean for the
respective academic year, do not have to submit the application for
exemption from entrance examination as they are granted exemption
based on the submitted master degree programme application.
Students, do not forget to submit an application for the doctoral studies –
we recommend to apply in the first round, i.e. till May 30, 2025, with the
other rounds accepting applications till August 29, 2025 and January 30, 2026.
PhD studies offer you a great chance to move both
professionally as well as personally to "another level": you can join the
research community, cooperate with top researchers locally as well as
internationally, publish and participate at international conferences, you
will surely establish links with the industry too. At the same time, you can
get acquainted with public presentations as well as ways of self-presentation.
All that with FIT BUT as your basis and guarantor.
Application
After completing the doctoral programme, you will be able to conduct
independent scientific, research and management work in the field
of computer science, particularly in areas where research is
undertaken by academic staff and experts within the FIT research groups.
You will be ready to solve challenging conceptual, research and
development problems. In practice, you will be able to independently
conduct research, development and application and production in the
field of modern information technology. You can find employment in
the domestic labor market and abroad as creative workers in top
scientific research workplaces, as heads of research and development
teams, as scientific and pedagogical workers in universities and
in positions in companies where the ability of independent creative
work, ability to analyze complex problems and design and implement
new and original solutions is required.
Course of study
Doctoral studies are by their very nature very different from bachelor and master studies.
Courses and their completion are compulsory, but not a substantial
part of study. The main part is an indepent scientific research aimed at
pushing the boundaries of possibilities a bit further within a
certain field. The faculty will give you the necessary support and
background for your individual creative development. Frequent travel
to international conferences and internships, publications and
participation in research projects is a common part of doctoral
student life. Full-time doctoral students also participate in
teaching. During your research and studies, you will work closely
with your supervisor, colleagues in the relevant FIT research
group and the FIT department.
How to apply
First, select a topic you would like to address and contact the
supervisor who listed the topic.
Further, carefully study the admission rules and admission
requirements for the relevant academic year. Do not hesitate to
consult with the officer of the FIT department responsible for
doctoral studies and of course with the doctoral ambassador Kristýna Zaklová (go.to.phd@fit.vut.cz).
The admission procedure begins with the submission of the application
for study. It can be submitted, including attachments, for the academic year 2026/2027:
in the first round of admissions from 1 March 2025 until 30 May 2025 at the latest,
in the second round of admissions from 1 June 2025 until 29 August 2025 at the latest,
in the third round of admissions from 21 September 2025 until 30 January 2026 at the latest.
The study application can only be submitted electronically. A necessary
condition for admission to study (Section 48 (1) of the Higher
Education Act) is a properly completed study of a Master's degree
programme.
The condition for admission to the doctoral degree programme is the
completed university education in the master study programme. If you
have completed a university abroad, you must apply for recognition
of this education in order to meet the admission requirements.
