Rectors of Prague Universities Celebrate 10 Years of the “Study in Prague” Consortium

Marking a decade of cooperation, the “Study in Prague” consortium celebrated its 10th anniversary with a special gathering of current and emeritus rectors from Prague’s public universities. The event highlighted ten years of successful joint promotion of Prague as a leading international study destination and reaffirmed the universities’ shared commitment to continued collaboration.

Throughout the meeting, university leaders reflected on the consortium’s remarkable progress since its establishment in 2014. What began as a joint marketing initiative has evolved into a long-term partnership that has helped thousands of international students discover Prague’s academic excellence, cultural richness, and welcoming environment.

Rectors emphasized that the strength of Study in Prague lies in its collaborative spirit — an approach that transcends institutional boundaries and showcases Prague as a unified, dynamic academic hub. They agreed that the consortium has played a pivotal role in raising the international profile of Czech higher education and in enhancing cooperation between universities at both strategic and operational levels.

Rectors recalled the early days of coordination and vision-building that led to what has become one of the most successful international education partnerships in the region. Their reflections highlighted how continuity, shared values, and trust among Prague’s universities have ensured the project’s sustained success.

The gathering concluded with a symbolic reaffirmation of mutual commitment to the consortium’s mission: to continue promoting Prague as a top European destination for international education and to explore new areas of cooperation, including student services, alumni engagement, and digital outreach.

As Study in Prague enters its second decade, the consortium looks ahead with optimism — ready to expand its global reach, strengthen its partnerships, and further enhance Prague’s reputation as a city where tradition meets innovation in higher education.