Why more expats are choosing to study in Prague instead of moving abroad

Why more expats are choosing to study in Prague instead of moving abroad

30. 10. 2025 Press & Stories NUG World Renáta Šejnová

For many expats living in Prague, advancing their career and education no longer means leaving the country. In partnership with NEWTON University Group, Expats.cz explores why more professionals are choosing to stay in Czechia and study locally.

NEWTON University offers English-taught programs in business, management, and economics, giving expats the flexibility to pursue globally recognized degrees without putting their careers or personal lives on hold.

With part-time and weekend options, international study experiences such as the NEWTON Oxford Summer School and Erasmus+ exchanges, and hands-on opportunities through the NEWTON Business Accelerator, students can combine global exposure with a stable base in Prague or Brno.

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