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Jana Amos Comenius University in Prague (Czech Republic)

• Student body: 6,000
• Teaching staff: 100
• Faculties: 5
• Languages of instruction: Czech, German

The Jan Amos Comenius University in Prague is a relatively young institution, having been established in 2001, originating from an association founded ten years earlier. Due to its manageable size, the university provides its students with a family-like and friendly atmosphere.

The university is named after the educator Johann Amos Comenius, whose educational principle "Omnes Omnia Omnio" (Latin for "All everything all-encompassing") serves as the foundation of the institution. The university embraces this principle in many ways:

Its main focus is on continuing education, which, combined with the wide range of national and international projects involving all faculties, sets the Jan Amos Comenius University apart from other institutions in the Czech Republic.

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Prague is the capital and the most populous city of the Czech Republic. Its nickname, the "Golden City," comes from its architecture, which is shaped by Gothic and Baroque styles. In addition to its architectural landmarks, Prague is home to many world-famous sites such as Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, and Wenceslas Square.

Culturally, as well as in all other aspects, Prague fully meets the demands placed on it, offering a rich variety of experiences from museums and theaters to vibrant nightlife and festivals.

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