University of Hradec Králové

Overview

The University of Hradec Králové (UHK) is a modern Czech public university known for combining practical study programs with strong support for international students. Founded in 1959 as a pedagogical institute and granted full university status in 2000, UHK today offers degree programs across five faculties that reflect both academic tradition and contemporary teaching.

UHK has around 9,000 students and a campus atmosphere that many applicants describe as approachable and student-friendly. You’ll find study options spanning humanities, natural sciences, informatics, and social studies, alongside English-taught programs and international cooperation such as exchange opportunities through Erasmus+. With a blend of historic and modern facilities, the campus is designed to support both coursework and everyday student life.

2. General Information

Name	University of Hradec Králové (UHK)
Established	1959 (university status in 2000)
Type	Public University
Location	Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
Website	https://www.uhk.cz
Accreditation	Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
Student Population	Approx. 9,000

3. Fee Structure

Tuition fees can vary by year, faculty, and the language of instruction, so applicants should always confirm the current rates directly with the university before applying. Below are typical ranges for international students planning full-time study.

Program	Tuition Fee (Annual, in EUR)
Bachelor’s (Czech-taught)	Free (EU students), ~€2,500 (Non-EU)
Bachelor’s (English-taught)	€2,500–€3,800
Master’s (Czech-taught)	Free (EU students), ~€3,000 (Non-EU)
Master’s (English-taught)	€3,000–€4,200
PhD Programs	Free (Czech-taught), ~€3,500 (English)

If you’re comparing tuition and program availability across Czech universities, it can also help to review similar study options at Masaryk University and Czech Technical University, depending on your field and language preference.

4. Academic Programs

Bachelor’s in Applied Informatics
Bachelor’s in English Philology
Master’s in Financial Management
Master’s in Social Pathology and Prevention
PhD in Historical Sciences
Bachelor’s in Nursing
Master’s in Teaching for Secondary Schools

5. Facilities

Modern university library with study rooms
Computer labs with specialized software
Language center with multimedia resources
Scientific laboratories for biology and chemistry
Sports complex with gym and outdoor facilities
Student club with cultural events

Beyond day-to-day facilities, UHK also supports student development through practical learning settings and student services that help with day-to-day campus life. If you’re evaluating technical or applied-science alternatives, students often compare UHK with institutions such as Brno University of Technology or the Technical University of Ostrava for engineering-oriented pathways.

6. Accommodation

The university provides dormitory accommodation within walking distance from the campus. Rooms are offered as single and double options, typically with shared kitchen and common-area access. Internet availability is provided to support study and everyday communication.

Single rooms (€180–€250/month)
Double rooms (€120–€180/month)
Laundry facilities available
24-hour reception and security

Because room availability can change quickly, it’s a good idea to plan your accommodation early—especially if you are arriving for an English-taught bachelor’s or master’s program.

7. Contact Information

Email: study@uhk.cz
Phone: +420 493 332 111
Address: Rokitanského 62, 500 03 Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

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