The application for study can only be submitted electronically (http://eprihlaska.zcu.cz) from December 1, 2025. The electronic application must be completed no later than April 30, 2026, by 23:59. If the applicant intends to apply for more than one study program, a separate application must be submitted for each program. Information about high school grades or health eligibility not required. The faculty does not take into account high school grades, language certificates, or exams.
More information: https://www.fpr.zcu.cz/cs/Admission/applying-to-uwb.html

The applicant shall upload an authorized conversion of his/her high school diploma (for Master's, follow-up Master's and Bachelor's degree programmes) including an authorized conversion of the document on completion of a Bachelor's degree programme in the field of Law (only for follow-up Master's degree programmes) to the UWB information system by 15 June 2026. If the applicant uploads an authorized conversion of a university certificate on completion of a Bachelor's degree programme in the field of Law, and not a diploma, the applicant must submit an officially certified copy of the diploma on the day of enrolment for studies, which will be determined by the Dean's instruction.

Based on the results of the entrance exam and upload authorized conversion of documents, the Faculty of Law at UWB will decide no later than July 1, 2026. The decision will be published on the faculty's website (www.fpr.zcu.cz) from the date of the decision until July 15, 2026. The faculty delivers electronically via the UWB Information System.

The Faculty of Law at UWB will base its admissions to master's, bachelor's, and follow-up master's study programs  on the results of tests administered as part of the National Comparative Exams (NSZ) organized by www.scio.cz, s.r.o. These test include the General Study Aplitude Test (OSP) and the Fundamentals of Social Sciences (ZSV) for the master's degree program, the General Study Aptitude Test (OSP) for the bachelor's degree program, and the Fundaments of Social Sciences (ZSV) test for the follow-up master's degree program.

To take the National Comparative Exams (NSZ), the applicant must register at www.scio.cz/nsz (registration for the NSZ is independent of the application for admission to the Faculty of Law). The applicant can take the NSZ on multiple dates; only the best result from the period December 2025 – May 2026 will be counted.

Each applicant is required to provide Scio, s. r. o. with consent to forward their results to the faculty (this is done as part of the application for the exam in the given subject). Applicants who do not give their consent to provide their results to the faculty are considered to have failed to attend the admission procedure. Applicants do not individually send their National Comparative Exam results to the faculty.