Accomodation and Halls of Residence
Where better to get to know student life than in halls of residence? Experience the beauty that the power of a second home can have.
The Halls have common rooms, a piano, billiards table, automatic washing machines and drying rooms. All students staying in the Halls of residence can borrow a rack dryer, iron or vacuum cleaner. Internet access is available in all rooms.
Renting Your Living
Ústí nad Labem offers significantly cheaper housing options compared to other cities. Although the popularity of the city is going up, the rent prices still remain the most attractive in the country. A comfortable study is always consolidated by comfortable background.
Everything at Hand
The campus itself houses the Faculties of Arts, Art and Design, Mechanical Engineering, Environment and Science. The Faculties of Education and Social and Economic Studies are practically across the street. In the centre of the campus, there is the library together with the Kampuska café. The Rector's Office, the buildings of the Multifunctional Information and Training Centre (MFC) and the amphitheatre are also located here.
Ústí nad Labem – Great Place for Studying and Life
In a valley between the spiky hills of the Central Bohemian Highlands, at the confluence of the Bílina and Elbe rivers, there lies the university town of Ústí nad Labem. Life has returned to the newly built centre. Each urban district has its own specific character. There are nice pieces from the Heimat-style, Art Nouveau, Functionalism and the most modern bridge in Bohemia called the Mariánský Bridge - the emblem of the city.
As it is the case with student towns, ours is alive with culture and sport. There are three theatre venues, several cinemas and a plethora of clubs and cafes with interesting programmes. Sport is also thriving here, mainly thanks to the landscape. The hills invite you to wander and the mighty Elbe opens up a perspective outwards, to the world, along the Elbe Trail. You can take a walk to Střekov Castle. If Ústí happens to be too small for you, you can drive to Dresden which is 45 minutes away by car. The same applies to Prague.
