Univerzita Karlova

They are in English, but taught my native Czech professors so there english is rough and it can become a bit boring. The Art and Architecture class was unbearable. The czech language class was alright and my teacher could communicate well.

If you aren't passionate about Art...don't take an Art class in Europe.

It´s important can also speak and understand czech language

If you want to meet with local students it´s also important can speak czech; however the most of them can speak in english

Take a class with Jeronym Klimes.

Most of the classes were pretty worthless. Who goes there to learn, though.

The student union could arrange more happening. More info and oraganized activities for exchange students.

Most of courses in Prague are in czech language, so its better to get first knowledge of it.

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Should you decide to study here, and the courses be taught in English, I recommend that you take begin Czech for the sake of your sanity. Yes, there's some locals who speak english but it's so much more rewarding to be able to partly communicate with them with simple everyday terms. Effort can only enrich your experience . . . I think that applies for everything.

Utilize the culture that surrounds you. Prague is so rich in music, the arts, and history, you'd be crazy to leave the learning just in the classroom. Every encounter is a learning experience, savor it. To this day, I can still smell the streets early in the morning or the rising bread that lingers and invites you to walk in the store, the smiles of the street vendors who you pass by day in and out.