Enrolments for the Academic Year 2026–2027

Enrollment in the 1st year of a bachelor’s program

Enrolment of 1st year bachelor's students takes place on the following dates:

Enrollment must be completed in person; students must present a valid ID card and their acceptance letter. Students cannot be enrolled based on a power of attorney. An admitted applicant who fails to appear for enrollment and does not provide a valid excuse for their absence within five days of the enrollment date will not be admitted as a student. All details regarding enrollment will be explained in detail by the organizing team on the day of enrollment. Please arrive well in advance for enrollment. Adhere to the dates and times specified in the enrollment invitations you received. This will speed up the enrollment process and help you avoid complications.

Enrollment Process:

• basic information about university studies and enrollment at the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering (FNSPE) of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU)
• Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) training and Fire Safety training
• information on two-factor authentication (MFA)
• Guided completion of enrollment forms under the supervision of a Study Office staff member
• Completion of enrollment at the Study Office

After successful registration:

• You must check your personal information in the KOS system.
• Students must enter any changes to their contact address and their Czech bank account number (for scholarship payments) into the KOS system themselves.
• Students must report all changes to their information—with the exception of their contact address and account number—directly to the Study Office.
• No sooner than the day after enrollment, pick up your student card and KOS password at the CTU Card Center, located at Jugoslávských partyzánů 1580/3, Prague 6, Entrance B3, 3rd floor (above the Technical Cafeteria).  At the same time, you can request a password and username to access the KOS academic information system.
• The “0” academic year in KOS will be changed en masse for all students to “1” after enrollment during the month of October.
• Compulsory courses will be entered into KOS for first-year students en masse by the Study Office.
• Students register for elective courses through the Study Office following an orientation session during Orientation Week (see Academic Year Schedule).
• Starting in the summer semester, students register for all courses independently in the KOS system.
• First-year bachelor’s students may change the courses they have registered for the winter semester from September 21 to October 9, 2026. Changes can be made either by email to the appropriate academic advisor or in person at the Study Office during office hours.
• To enroll in the summer semester of the 2026–2027 academic year, students must have earned at least 15 credits during the winter semester.

Enrollment in the 1st Year of the Follow-up Master’s Program

Enrollment for students who completed their bachelor’s degree outside of FNSPE will take place from September 1 to September 17, 2026, during office hours at the Study Office. FNSPE students may enroll as early as the day after successfully passing their final state exams.

Enrollment Procedure:

• Enrollment must be completed in person at the faculty’s Study Office. Students must present a valid ID card and their acceptance letter, if available.
• Students are required to appear in person for enrollment by the specified deadline. If a student (admitted applicant) fails to appear for enrollment by the regular deadline, they must provide an excuse within five days of the enrollment date. The dean will set an alternate enrollment date. An admitted applicant who fails to appear for enrollment and does not provide an excuse will not become a student.

• At enrollment,

  • present a valid ID card,
  • and fill out the enrollment form.

  Students must independently register in the KOS system for the courses they wish to take only in the winter semester of the 2026–2027 academic year (see the instructions for self-registration in KOS below) and send an email to their study office administrator, who will finalize the registration.

• The courses registered must be in accordance with the study plan valid for the current academic year.
• You must check your personal information in the KOS system. You can make changes to your contact address and bank account number yourself; all other changes must be reported to the Study Office.
• No sooner than the day after registration, pick up your student card and password at the CTU Card Center, located at Jugoslávských partyzánů 1580/3, Prague 6, Entrance B3, 3rd floor (above the Technical Cafeteria).  At the same time, you can request a password and username to access the KOS student information system. (This does not apply to graduates of the Prague program at FNSPE.)

Notes:

• Changes to course registration may be made until October 9, 2026.
• To enroll in the summer semester of the 2026–2027 academic year, students must have earned at least 20 credits during the winter semester.
• Any courses to be transferred must be listed on the course transfer application. Once the application is approved by the vice dean, the recognized courses are entered into the KOS system. However, credits for recognized courses are not counted toward the semester credit total! They are only counted during the final evaluation of the entire program of study, i.e., before the final state examinations.
• Admissions to Study Programmes and Recognition of Courses Offered in the Bachelor and Continuation Master Programmes of FNSPE CTU in Prague.

Enrollment in Higher Years of Study (Bachelor’s and Master’s Programmes)

Student registration in the KOS system takes place from August 1, 2026, to September 20, 2026.

Enrollment Procedure via the KOS System:

Enrollment for the semester is considered complete and valid once the student registers for courses in the KOS system and the Study Office finalizes the enrollment.

• Students should check the KOS system to verify that they have earned the required number of credits for the previous academic year and have successfully completed all required courses taken for a second time. If these academic requirements have been met, students may proceed with registration for the following academic year.
• Students must independently add courses to KOS for the winter semester only, in accordance with the current study plan for their degree program; see the instructions for independent registration in KOS below.
• After verifying the registered courses, students should send an email to their Study Office Administrator, who will finalize the registration in KOS.
• Once registration is closed, students cannot make changes to their course selection for that semester on their own. Further changes can only be made via email addressed to the Study Office Administrator or in person at the Study Office.
• You must verify your personal information in the KOS system. You can update your contact address and bank account number yourself; all other changes must be reported to the Study Office.

If a student does not register for the semester in the KOS system as described above, they will not be enrolled for the next academic year and their studies will be terminated.

Changes to enrollment can be made from September 21, 2026, through October 9, 2026, and must be submitted via email to the Study Office Administrator or in person at the Study Office.

Please note:

• To enrol for the next academic year, students must meet the prescribed conditions (see Study Regulations, Article 3; Study and Examination Regulations, Article 14).
• If a student has not obtained the number of credits required to continue their studies, they cannot be enrolled for the next semester and their studies will therefore be terminated.
• A student’s studies will be automatically terminated if they have not enrolled for the semester by the specified deadline.
• Courses from the previous academic year which a student has not successfully completed may be re-enrolled in. Each course may be re-enrolled in a maximum of two times.
• Exams registered for the 2025–2026 academic year may be taken after enrolment, but no later than 20 September 2026.
• Students may print out their confirmation of study for the following academic year themselves from the KOS system, or collect it from the Study Office once enrolment has closed.

Key requirements for progression to the 2026–2027 academic year:

• Achievement of at least 30 credits in the previous academic year, provided that this was the first year of a Bachelor’s degree programme.
  Achieving a minimum of 40 credits in the previous academic year, if it was a higher year of a Bachelor’s degree programme or any year of a Master’s degree programme, and successfully completing all compulsory modules taken for the second time.

Guidance on self-enrolment via KOS

WINTER SEMESTER

All students at the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague (with the exception of students admitted to the first year of a Bachelor’s degree programme) are required to enrol for the winter semester themselves via the KOS system.

Procedure for enrolment via the KOS system:

Enrolment for the semester is valid once the student has registered for courses in the KOS system and the Study Office has finalised the enrolment.

• Students must enrol themselves in the KOS system for the courses they wish to study solely in the winter semester of the given academic year, and send an email to theirStudy Office Administrator requesting that their enrolment be finalised.
• Once enrolment has been finalised, students may not make any changes to their course selection for that semester.
• If a student does not enrol for the semester in the KOS system as described above, they will not be enrolled for the following academic year and their studies will be terminated.
• Students may make changes to their enrolment either by emailing their Study Office Administrator or in person at the Study Office. It is always necessary to adhere to the enrolment deadlines (see below).

Please note: The minimum number of credits required for the previous academic year in order to continue your studies is 40 credits, and for the first academic year of a Bachelor’s degree programme it is 30 credits. If a student has not obtained the number of credits required to continue their studies, they cannot enrol for the next semester and their studies will be terminated. Similarly, a student’s studies will be terminated if they have not enrolled for the semester by the specified deadline. Students may re-enrol in modules from the previous academic year which they did not successfully complete. Each module may be taken a maximum of twice.

SUMMER SEMESTER

All students at the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering (FNSPE) of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) are required to enrol for the summer semester via the KOS system.

Enrolment procedure via the KOS system:

Enrolment for the semester is valid once the student has registered for courses in the KOS system and the Study Office has finalised the enrolment.

• Students must enrol themselves in the KOS system for the courses they wish to study solely in the summer semester of the given academic year, and send an email to their Study Office Administrator requesting that their enrolment be finalised.
• Once enrolment has been finalised, students may not make any changes to their course selection for that semester on their own.
• If a student does not enrol for the semester in the KOS system as described above, they will not be enrolled for the following academic year and their studies will be terminated.
• Students may make changes to their enrolment either by emailing their Study Office Administrator or in person at the Study Office. It is always necessary to adhere to the enrolment deadlines (see below).

Notice for first-year students on Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes:  The minimum number of credits required to progress to the summer semester is 20 credits for Master’s programmes and 15 credits for Bachelor’s programmes. If a student has not earned the number of credits required to continue their studies, they cannot enrol for the next semester and their studies will be terminated.

• In the event of any discrepancies in KOS (regarding any of the modules), please contact the secretariat of the relevant department or the lecturer.
• The relevant department organises health and safety and fire safety training for students in higher years. This training is valid for 2 years.
• Students must check their personal details.
• Students must enter any changes to their contact address or bank account number into the KOS system themselves.
• Students are required to report any changes to details other than those mentioned above to the Study Office without delay (e.g. change of surname, permanent address, etc.).

ENROLMENT DATES

The enrolment dates for each year and level of study are listed below. “Year of study” refers to the year for which you are enrolling.

ENROLMENT FOR WINTER SEMESTER

1st Year of Bachelor Studies: September 11, 2026 at 9:30 – according to the date specified in the enrolment invitation (sent via e-mail)

1st Year of Follow-up Master’s Studies (Students from FNSPE CTU): Enrolment is possible starting from the day after the State Final Examination until September 17, 2026 at the Study Office.

1st Year of Follow-up Master’s Studies (Students from other universities): September 1–17, 2026 during office hours at the Study Office.

Higher Years of Bachelor and Follow-up Master Studies: August 1 – September 20, 2026

• Deadline for changes in course registration: October 9, 2026

ENROLMENT FOR SUMMER SEMESTER

Bachelor Studies: January 11 – February 14, 2027

Master Studies: January 11 – February 14, 2027

1st Year of Follow-up Master Studies (newly admitted FNSPE Bachelor graduates): Enrolment is possible starting from the day after the State Final Examination 

• Deadline for changes in course registration: February 26, 2027

Additional information

•  Confirmation of Study for the following academic year can only be obtained after enrolment,
• a valid identity document needs to be presented during enrolment in 1st year of bachelor's studies, which takes place in person,
• faculty contact information,
• information about registration of physical education courses