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We are happy that you have chosen our university for your future studies. Erasmus incoming students can be only students from our Erasmus partner universities list. Students from universities that are not our Erasmus partner cannot become Erasmus students at our university. We would like to make our communication easier and faster, so we provide here some important information. Your duties are divided into 4 categories: before, at the beginning, during, and at the end of your mobility.

In academic year 2018/2019, winter semester starts 24th September 2018 and ends 21st December 2018, summer semester starts 18th February 2018 and ends 17th May 2019. Exam period for winter term lasts from 7th January to 15th February 2019 and exam period for summer term lasts from 20th May 2019 to 21st June 2019.

Visiting student`s duties before the mobility

  • The deadline for applying in Erasmus+ programme for next academic year 2018/2019 is 31st May 2018 (students who apply for winter semester) or 15th December 2018 (students who apply for summer semester).
  • Choose courses that you are going to study at VŠO.
  • Send to VŠO Erasmus coordinator the scan of your learning agreement. Do not forget to fill in all necessary information, all names, dates and have it signed from your university, signed by you. Learning agreements that miss any information will not be accepted and signed.
  • You will receive stamped and signed learning agreement what means that you were accepted to study at VŠO.
  • Students without learning agreement stamped and signed by Erasmus coordinator in June (for winter semester) or in December (for summer semester) will not be accepted for studies at VSO. Delayed dates will not be accepted.
  • If you have special requirements (e.g. an acceptance letter), you must provide all necessary information to VŠO Erasmus coordinator.
  • Start checking permanently this web page for new information 2 weeks before your mobility begins. The exact day and time of initial meeting will be announced here. It should be at the beginning of semester.
  • Upon your arrival at VŠO contact VŠO Erasmus coordinator.

 

Student`s duties at the beginning of the mobility

  • Upon your arrival at VŠO contact Erasmus coordinator by phone (+420 731 689 351 ) or via email (antosova@vso-praha.eu).
  • Hand out a printed copy (hard copy) of your learning agreement to Erasmus coordinator at VŠO. This hard copy will be the same as you have sent him before the mobility (it will be signed by you and responsible person from home university).
  • You can bring also any other document to sign and stamp that is required by your home university.
  • Participate in initial meeting for Erasmus students in the main university building. Exact day and time will be announced in Erasmus web section.

 

Student`s duties during the mobility

  • Student needs to follow learning schedule and participate in seminars.
  • Student will also participate in field trip.
  • Students in summer term will participate in Erasmus week and International workshop with foreign professors from partner universities.
  • Student will present a “team project” at colloquium last week of semester.

 

Student`s duties at the end of the mobility

  • At the end of the mobility students is supposed to fill in the "table C" and with printed version come to see Erasmus coordinator who will verify the content of the table and sign it if all the information is correct. Forms that are not filled in correctly will not be signed. Students are obliged to stay at VSO during the period on their learning agreements or other formal confirmations. Erasmus coordinator is not responsible if students leave VSO earlier or if students do not attend all their classes. Incoming students are fully responsible for respecting dates and course attendance on their learning agreements.
  • Any changes in learning agreement must be announced to vice-rector for studies Ing. Iveta Hamarneh, Ph.D., not only to Erasmus coordinator. If this vice-rector is not informed about changes as soon as they happen, the best by email, the student will not get his/her learning agreement signed at the end of the mobility.
  • If you have any other form/ document issued by your university that need to be signed, fill it correctly in and bring it, too.
  • Make your arrangement with Erasmus coordinator a week before you will contact him personally.

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Graduates of our school

Adam Klavík

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

I got my bachelor’s degree in VŠERS in České Budějovice and moved to VŠO in Prague for my master’s degree. And I don’t regret it – VŠO is much more similar to a public school and the quality of teacher is 100% better. For example Ms. Palatková, who taught me, is a big name in the tourist industry.

Jan Šrámek

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

On VŠO, I have learnt to be independent and gained practice in my field. In all places where we went within the scope of student competitions, we have been winning awards. Already during my studies I became a part of the organisational structure of few projects in tourism. I can’t wait till I start working full-time.

Petra Benešová

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

I have graduated from VŠO and now I even teach there. Much has changed over the years – the school keeps going forward, is now more focused on practice, the subjects are more technical and more narrowly focused. Even though the competition on the market is huge, VŠO getting on very well and I can recommend it easily.

Jana Valentová

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

Graduated from: VOŠ - acting, Academy of Physical Education and Sport PALESTRA, University College of Business. Motto: Do not be an oaf in life and a liar on the stage! „Which title do you use then? „None.“ Laugh. „After all, it is more important what I have in my head.“

Kristína Jíšová

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

VŠO is one of the few schools in the Czech Republic, which really focuses on practice. During the studies, we have for example: worked on projects, whose results were inspected by the National Heritage Institution. A lot of the lectures were also led by external lectors, so we were learning things as they were applied in real life.

Simona Kremerová

graduate
Cestovní ruch

Simona works as a Program Coordinator in the company Smaller Earth. In year 2009 she took part in a work stay in New York. She spent three and a half year in England and worked for an Australian travel agency. Work never bothered Simona and that is why, when she got the opportunity to go to America as kitchen help, she did hesitate. She gathered experience, found new friends and travelled through some parts of the United States with the money she earned. That is how job opportunities in England or Spain opened up to her.

Jakub Velička

graduate
Management leteckých podniků

He studied aviation theory on the Oxford Aviation Academy. He went through practical training in Czech Republic and Poland. He is a holder of CPL/ME/IR licences. 

Jaroslava Kolářová

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

Jaroslava has finished a study stay in Italy. During her studies she works in the hotel industry. She can speak Italian, English, French and a bit of Spanish. Jaroslava has always known what she wanted to reach in life and tries to reach that, no matter how impossible that might seem to someone. You will not find words such as “not possible”, “I don’t have a chance” or “I will not try” in her vocabulary.

Barbora Malá

graduate
Management cestovního ruchu

Barbora has worked as a call centre questioner or a project manager. She has newly started as a VŠO Marketing Manager and leads the Client centre. Her hobbies are travelling, volleyball and cycling.