For International Students
The dormitory has a certain number of places reserved for international students participating in SH, SCY, Erasmus K171 and Erasmus Mundus programs. Unfortunately, due to the limited number of places available, we are currently unable to accept students who come from other international programme or other types of Erasmus programs.
These places are allocated by the international offices of the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics (ITK) and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (BTK). They can be contacted via the following links:
International Relations Office, ITK
Admission through College for Advanced Studies
The university currently has four Colleges for Advanced Studies. These Colleges also have dormitory places reserved for them, which are allocated by the Heads of the Colleges for Advanced Studies. For more information on the work of the Colleges and how to apply, please visit the online platform of the colleges.
Dormitory admission through social eligibility
1. Basic information
The majority of places in Dormitory is allocated on the basis of social need. Applications are accepted once a year, during the summer period. The application process is carried out jointly by the Student Council and the Dormitory Management. For information on how to apply for admission, click here on the institutional level application form for Dormitories (701-702).
2. Admission scoring and ranking
The admission procedure to the halls of residence is governed by the Regulations for Student Residence, available here (see below for a schematic explanation).
The admission scoring is based on four elements:
- social situation (the more difficult your social situation, the higher your score)
- academic performance (the better the applicant's academic performance, the higher the score)
- sporting, professional and community activities (the more such activities the applicant has done, the higher the score)
- work schedule of the course (full-time students will only be awarded points).
The available places are filled up on the basis of a ranking system based on the total number of points.
Subject to availability of spaces: the highest scored applicants will be admitted.
In case of oversubscription, a system of ranking of applications with the same scores will be based on the principle of equity.
In case of a tie
- in the first place, the higher score will be given to the course work programme,
- in the case of identical applications, the higher score for the social situation,
- a higher score for sporting, professional and community activities in the case of a similar score,
- finally, in the case of a new score identity, the higher score is determined by the higher score of the academic result of the applicant,
who will be admitted.
If all the subscores are identical, the earlier date of submission of the application for admission will be decisive.
