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University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c.

Information updated 14.08.2026

University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c. or Vysoká Škola Mezinárodních a Veřejných Vztahů Praha ( VŠMVV ) – private profit higher education institution in Czech Republic. VŠMVV was officially founded in 2002. The home of the main campus of VŠMVV is Czech Republic’s capital – Prague. University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c. is known throughout the country and, thanks to its high-quality education, is among the best universities in its fields. Despite being one of the youngest universities of Czech Republic, University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c.

ranks high in international ratings. Application process and the cost of tuition. When considering an applicant the deciding factor is always his/hers academic performance. The majority of applicants who submitted their application to VŠMVV successfully enroll, as the competition is 90 accepted students per 100 applicants. University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c. has a quarter based system. Doing your master’s studies at VŠMVV is not cheap – a year of studies will cost you 5,000 USD. In addition to full time programs, the university also offers a wide range of online courses.

On the official website of the university ( http://www.vip-vs.cz ) you can read more about the programs and associated tuition fees. The composition of the university. University College of International and Public Relations Prague, p.b.c. is a small educational institution, with approximately 2000 students. Foreign citizens can also apply to the university. The teaching staff is 99 specialists. The university offers its students and the academic staff to participate in the international exchange programs. Infrastructure of VŠMVV. The university has a functioning library