Technical University of Kosice

Overview

The Technical University of Kosice (TUKE) is Slovakia’s second-largest technical university, officially established on 8 July 1952. However, it traces its academic roots back to the Universitas Caesariensis (1657) and earlier technical education traditions. TUKE serves over 10,000 students, including around 13 % international learners from more than 40 countries, across diverse faculties. It is known for its strong regional and European engagement, active research, and innovation via its University Science Park, TECHNICOM

2. General Information

Name Technical University of Kosice (Technica universitas v Koscica)
Established 8 July 1952 (roots from 1657)
Type Public technical & research university
Location Kosice (main), with Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies in Prerov, Slovakia
Students ≈10,600 total (≈8,700 undergraduate, ≈3,400 postgraduate & PhD) with ≈13% international
Staff ≈700 academic + ≈700 administrative
Website https://www.tuke.sk

3. Fee Structure

Program Tuition Fee (approximate)
Bachelor’s & Master’s (English‑taught) €5,000–5,500/year; Master’s up to €6,000/year
Doctoral (PhD) ≈ €7,000/year
Slovak/EU students (Slovak‑taught) Free tuition

4. Academic Programs

  • Bachelor’s, master’s and PhD degrees across nine faculties:
  • Faculties: Mining, Ecology, Process Control & Geotechnologies; Materials, Metallurgy & Recycling; Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering & Informatics; Civil Engineering; Economics; Manufacturing Technologies (Prerov); Arts; Aeronautics
  • Over 530 accredited programs, many taught in English, including engineering, economics, arts and aviation.
  • Strong focus on applied research, innovation and technical training aligned with regional and European industry needs.

5. Facilities

  • Main campus spans approximately 43 hectares and includes modern laboratories, libraries, and teaching buildings
  • University Science Park TECHNICOM supporting startups and research incubation.
  • Active student life with sports clubs, choir, student radio and television, and participation in organizations like AIESEC, BEST and IAESTE
  • International mobility provided via Erasmus, ULYSSEUS network, and partner institutions across Europe (~281 agreements)

6. Accommodation

The university offers dormitory housing for international students on a first-come basis, often shared rooms. Students typically pay around €100–150/month for rooms. Many also choose private rentals in Kosice. Student services assist newcomers with housing advice and ISIC-related discounts

7. Contact Information

  • Email: international.office@tuke.sk (International Relations Office)
  • Phone: via main university contact listed on official site
  • Address: Letná 9, 042 00 Kosice, Slovak Republic

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