Whether you have questions about your studies or the admissions process, explore the FAQs on the Study Department page. You will also find contacts for the study officers there.
If you want to know how to behave in case of emergencies such as evacuation or other crisis situations, visit the LFP safety page. Here you will find useful information and emergency contacts.
Opening of the Academic year 1. 10. 2025
End of the Academic year 30. 9. 2026
Exams can also be taken during the period 1. 7. 2026 – 15. 9. 2026
Teaching period: 1. 10. 2025 – 9. 1. 2026
Examination period: 12. 1. 2026 – 15. 2. 2026
Christmas vacation: 22. 12. 2025 – 2. 1. 2026
Electronic registration for exams: continuously
Enrollment to the subjects and schedule: 1. 6. 2025 – 30. 9. 2025
Teaching period: 16. 2. 2026 – 22. 5. 2026
Examination period: 25. 5. 2026 – 30. 6. 2026
Summer vacation: 1. 7. 2026 – 31. 8. 2026
Electronic registration for exams: continuously
Enrollment to the subjects and schedule: 9. 2. 2026 – 15. 2. 2026
teaching cancelled, study controls can be taken
Opening of the Academic year 1. 10. 2026
End of the Academic year 30. 9. 2027
Exams can also be taken during the period 1. 7. 2027 – 15. 9. 2027
Teaching period: 1. 10. 2026 – 8. 1. 2027
Examination period: 11. 1. 2027 – 14. 2. 2027
Christmas vacation: 21. 12. 2026 – 1. 1. 2027
Electronic registration for exams: continuously
Enrollment to the subjects and schedule: 1. 6. 2026 – 30. 9. 2026
Teaching period: 15. 2. 2027 – 21. 5. 2027
Examination period: 24. 5. 2027 – 30. 6. 2027
Examination dates for the examination period to be published by 7. 5. 2027
Pre-term examinations recommended from 10. 5. 2027
Summer vacation: 1. 7. 2027 – 31. 8. 2027
Electronic registration for exams: continuously
Enrollment to the subjects and schedule: 8. 2. 2027 – 14. 2. 2027
teaching cancelled, study controls can be taken
Congratulations on your acceptance to the faculty! To help you make the transition from high school to college easier, we’ve put together a smart guide to help you get through the first steps.
A unified guide for all UK students is also available.
If you need to get confirmed syllabi, instruction how to do it can be found in the attached file.
If in any case the version from SIS is not sufficient for you, you can always contact sercetary of the relevant department to issue the document for you.
| Grade | Definition | Percentage |
| 1 = A, B | excellent | 100-81% |
| 2 = C, D | very good | 80-61% |
| 3 = E | good | 60-51% |
| 4 = F | Fail (unsuccessful) | 50-0% |
| Z | credited | |
| P | pass |
Here you can find usefull tips and instruction for working with SIS.
In case of need for urgent medical treatment by a general practitioner, students can visit general practitioners at the University Hospital (in both Bory and Lochotín). Please note that this service is ment for urgent cases only.
To make an appointment, please contact the doctor via e-mail. When you have the appointment, before entering doctor’s office, please register your personal data to the internal system of hospital – in the register office.
| MUDr. Marek Baraňák | MUDr. Zuzana Havlíčková | MUDr. Kateřina Fichtlová | |
| address | Bory, Edvarda Beneše 1128/13, building nr. 65, basement | Lochotín, alej Svobody 80, entrance C | Lochotín, alej Svobody 80, entrance C |
| baranakm@fnplzen.cz | havlickovaz@fnplzen.cz | fichtlovak@fnplzen.cz | |
| phone | +420 377 401 541 | +420 377 104 155 +420 377 104 156 (nurse) | +420 377 104 155 +420 377 104 156 (nurse) |
| register office | building 22 (reception) | entrance C (reception) | entrance C (reception) |
Charles University offers its students additional healthcare options >
Fees for study in a parallel Study Program in English language in the Academic Year 2024/25 are set as follows:
| Beginnig of studies (Ac. year) | Tuition fee GM | Tuition fee DY |
| 2021/2022 (and earlier) | 300 000 CZK | 340 000 CZK |
| 2022/2023 | 350 000 CZK | 350 000 CZK |
| 2023/2024 | 370 000 CZK | 370 000 CZK |
| 2024/2025 (and later) | 390 000 CZK | 390 000 CZK |
The above stated amount is valid for students of mentioned study programs enrolled to the first year of the study in the relevant Academic year.
Fees must be paid via bank transfer to the CZK Faculty bank account.
The University requires from each student that the tuition fee should be paid by the bank transfer and any charges required by the bank for this transfer should be covered from the student´s side (payers), so that the University will receive the mentioned amount in netto.
Without any exception all newcomming 1st year students are to pay the tuition fee in a full amount. It is not possible to pay it in instalments.From the 2nd year of the study, students can ask for the payment of the tuition fee in two equal instalments.
Do you have a problem or question? Try to find the answer here.
Please check all bank details and the transferred amount carefully before you proceed the bank transfer. Do not forget to identify the tuition fee payment (name of student, year of study, date of birth…). Sending the money to the incorrect bank account or using another currency may cause a tuition fee debit because of a different exchange rate and additional high bank transfer fees.
The tuition fee covers all instruction (lectures, seminars, lab work, clinical training and tutorials); certain necessary texts such as laboratory manuals etc., and entitle students to use all faculty facilities including the library and a modern computer lab.
If the student leaves their studies during the academic year, they have no right to a refund of the fee, not even of a proportional part.
The student suspended from their studies in the course of an Academic year will not receive a refund of the fee from the faculty.
The fee does not cover accommodation and meals and other living and administrative expenses.
Graduates and students who have had their studies terminated or who terminated them
at their own request:
drawing up confirmation of studies in a foreign language
500,- CZK (including bank fees)
Transcript – foreign language
3 000,- CZK (including bank fees)
Receiver
Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Lékařská fakulta v Plzni
Ovocný trh 5, 116 36 Praha
Bank address
Komerční banka a.s.
Goethova 1, 301 00 Plzeň
Account number: 61633311/0100
IBAN: CZ15 0100 0000 0000 6163 3311
SWIFT: KOMBCZPPXXX
Forms and documents that you need during your studies at the faculty can be found in Downloads.
Congratulations on successfully earning your master’s degree. Before you officially say goodbye to the faculty, there are a few final steps you need to take.
Graduates who successfully passed the last state exam will visit English Study Department office in person in the scope of three days after exam date.
Each graduate will bring:
1. Graduate’s Clearance Sheet (the exit medical examination can be refused)
2. ID or passport
Graduates will receive documents proving the successful completion of their study – Graduate’s Confirmation, Transcript of Records.
We remind our students that the overpayment for meals in a canteen or cafeteria has to be resolved before the study closure. After the study closure the refung of money on the ISIC card is no longer possible.
The Graduation Ceremony takes place in Aula Magna (Great Hall) of Carolinum in Prague.
All graduates can register for the ceremony during their study closure visit at Study Department. The registration must be done exclusively in person.
Registered graduate will receive an invitation with a day and time of the ceremony.
Graduates are asked to arrive to Carolinum Aula approximately fourty-five minutes before the ceremony to receive all instruction.
Guests can enter the Aula about fifteen minutes before the ceremony begins. Number of the guests is not limited, seats are not reserved, photos can be taken only from the spot.
The ceremony takes about fourty minutes.
Graduation Ceremony dates:
In the Academic year 2025/2026 the Graduation dates are set on 24th July 2026 for General Medicine study program and on 16th September 2026 for Dentistry study program.
Students of General Medicine who do not have time to take the last state exam by June 12, 2026 at the latest, or the capacity of the July ceremony date is already full, will have the opportunity to participate in the graduation on 16th September 2026. Even for these students, it is necessary to visit the Study Department for the closure of study in the scope of three days after completing the last state exam.
If the student does not want to participate at the Graduation Ceremony, there will be a possibility to collect the diploma individually.
It confirms that you have not committed any crimes in the Czech Republic.
Find out at first if this document is needed in a particular country where you want to work!
The Criminal Record is normally valid for 6 months in some special case – e.g. Recognition of Qualification purposes it is valid for 3 months only.
The conditions for issuing the Criminal Record are different for EU and non-EU countries citizens!
EU countries citizens
100,- CZK fee for issuing
passport (ID card)
You are not able to get the Record immediatelly. It will last up to 20 days to get it, because all the Crime Registers in the EU countries are connected. First, you will get the confirmation that you applied for the Criminal Record. Please keep it – you will need it later! On the confirmation there will be written when the Record will be prepared for you. On this date you will go to any post office (Czech Point) in the Czech Republic, show to the official the above mentioned confirmation and your passport or ID card and the Criminal Record will be given to you.
Non-EU countries citizens
100,- CZK fee for issuing
passport
You will get the Extract immediately or in approx. 1 hour.
You can apply at any post office and places marked with the label „Czech Point“ and as well at Municipality -“Matrika” office or directly at “Vrchní soud” (Court of Justice), Generální prokuratura, oddělení výpisu z rejstříku trestů (division of the crime registers), Soudní street 1, Prague 4 – Mo+We 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Tue, Thu, Fri 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Please, have the exact amount of 100,-CZK on you!!!
Student evaluation of teaching (HVS; “student survey”) is a fundamental and mandatory method of evaluating the quality of teaching at the Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen; it takes place once a year. Students evaluate individual courses and teachers in SIS:
The data obtained is evaluated by a committee consisting of (max.) 9 teachers and 9 students – statistically and by reading all free comments, their classification, and SWOT analysis. The commission’s basic output is the HVS Evaluation Report. The general rules of the HVS are governed by the Rules for the Evaluation of Teaching by LFP Students, with details set out in the methodology published with each commission report.
