Note: Starting with the 2026 Fall round the Mobility Fund will be merged with the POINT. Details will be published as soon as the Rector’s Office announces the Fall round, and the information on this website will be updated accordingly.
Financial support for students in the following categories:
- A: study stay lasting at least 30 days
- B: traineeship (internship) lasting at least 30 days (student’s academic activities at a foreign institution focused on research or education)
- C: short-term research, study stay or traineeship lasting up to 29 days – ntended only for doctoral students
General rules:
- intended for full-time students during the standard duration of their studies plus one year
- a grant to partially cover mobility-related expenses, particularly for transportation, lodging, and meals (other expenses may be included, but must be clearly specified)
- the application must be submitted before departure
- priority is given to applicants who have not received a contribution from the Mobility Fund or POINT in the past in the given type of study (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
- stays that can be funded from Erasmus+ have the lowest priority
- it is not possible to combine FM with Erasmus+ scholarships or with GAUK
- length of stay indicated in the application must correspond to the dates specified in the acceptance/invitation letter from the foreign institution and, subsequently, to the dates specified in the confirmation of the length of stay
- CU Mobility Fund website
The usual amount of financial support for students
A + B categories
- Europe: CZK 15,000/month
- Outside Europe: CZK 20,000/month
- Maximum total financial support: CZK 70,000
C category
- Europe: CZK 10,000–20,000
- Outside Europe: CZK 15,000–25,000
- the participation fee can be included in expenses for this category
The 2026 Fall Round opens on 1 October 2026 with the faculty deadline on 29 October 2026 (2 pm).
Faculty application round
- the applications are evaluated by FA CU International Committee
- applicants, who are not shortlisted, are informed by e-mail
University application round
- the recommended applications are submitted to the Rectorate
- the results are sent to the applicants by e-mail and can be checked in the online application as well
- the results of the Spring Call are usually published in the first half of May, the results of the Autumn Call at the end of November / the beginning of December
Applications are open twice a year (faculty deadlines in April and October).
Application
- log in to IsVěda with your CAS account (personal number and password) and start your Application
- select the appropriate form (e.g. 1-2 semesters stay)
- application manual
- in case of technical problems contact the IsVěda HelpDesk
- Application Documents
Guarantor´s approval
- when saving the Applicant’s Data tab the applicant is asked to save and send a request for approval to the guarantor (usually the person who provides a Recommendation Letter)
- the guarantor receives an e-mail notification to confirm
- inform your guarantor in advance that they will receive the notification (it may be forwarded into the spam folder)
- this approval is not required from an External Guarantor
- the guarantor also writes a letter of recommendation
- CZ manual for guarantors
- EN manual for guarantors
- fulfillment of all formal requirements
- international mobility should correspond to the student’s field of study
- clearly defined goals of the abroad stay beyond just enhancing the language competence – elaboration and reality of the project, formulation of goals, methods and outcomes
- realistic financial requirements (assessed not only in relation to a specific project, but also to the total volume of requirements submitted by all students)
- quality and detail of the recommendation letter
- the granted amount is paid to students as a scholarship directly by the Rectorate
- successful applicants will receive instructions via e-mail from the Rectorate – more detailed information is available here
- students are obliged to fill in the SIS their account number
- students are obliged to enter their mobility program into the “Internship Records” module in SIS before departure
- Note: Students must be students of FA CU for the entire period of their stay abroad.
- request to change an approved mobility must be done through IS Věda UK before the start of the mobility
- shortening the stay may result in a proportional reduction of the scholarship
- for categories A and B, the stay must last at least 30 days, even if the mobility is shortened
- if the mobility is canceled, the reason for cancellation must be provided in IS Věda UK (these reasons may be taken into account when assessing any future applications)
- if the mobility is changed or canceled after the scholarship has already been paid, the student is required, upon instruction from the university administrator, to return a proportional part or the full amount of the scholarship
Upon return, the applicant is obliged to submit the final documents, depending on the type of application, within 30 days.
Failure to submit the final documents may result in not being awarded the Mobility Fund in the future.
- instructions on uploading a Final Report and other documents
- Final Report form can be downloaded from the Tender Terms folder in the MF online application (button in the top right corner)
- in case of technical problems contact the IsVěda HelpDesk
Students may also optionally submit a final report via the Charles Abroad platform. The platform contains hundreds of reports from previous mobility participants which, in addition to study-related information, provide practical insights into living in the host country and may serve as a valuable source of information for future applicants interested in studying abroad.
Contacts
International Relations Office
nám. Jana Palacha 1/2, Prague 1
rooms 103 and 128
