Anglo-American University

With an average of just 15 students per class,  AAU places an emphasis on small, interactive classes and focuses on critical and creative thinking, effective communication, and flexibility. Additionally, AAU cooperates with many local and international organizations to enrich students learning experiences outside of the classroom.  

AAU is one of few global universities outside the United States to have received accreditation from the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), an American accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Most of AAU’s programs are also accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports of the Czech Republic. Exceptions being the Law programs and Chapman MBA program, which are offered in cooperation with international partners.

As a not-for-profit university, AAU continually invests in developing the potential of its community and improving its educational models. 

Bachelor degree:

Complete high school education

Proof of English proficiency

Master degree:

Graduate applicants must prove the completion of their undergraduate studies by presenting a bachelor’s diploma and a diploma of secondary education

Proof of English proficiency

The university provides a wide range of scholarships for students. More information you can find here.