STING Academy

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STING ACADEMY is a private college based in Brno, has permanently established itself among the ranks of Czech institutions offering tertiary education. In the first years of its existence, it offered bachelor’s degree courses focused on economics, to which it added a master’s degree in Business Economy and Management in 2006. In 2010 it was awarded the title ‘Best Small and Medium-Sized Company in the City of Brno’ (TOP MSP 100 – voted by the Regional Chamber of Commerce and the City of Brno). In 2015 it won the prestigious title ‘Best Private College in the Czech Republic’ in the Faculty of the Year poll.

If you wish to study at STING ACADEMY under the Erasmus program, check with your home university:

• It has an agreement with STING ACADEMY. If not, your university coordinator should contact us at [email protected] to initiate the signing of the agreement.
• Ask your home coordinator about the nomination selection process.
• After we receive your nomination, you need to receive an acceptance letter from STING ACADEMY.

It is highly recommended that incoming students are at the B1 English level, at least. Otherwise, they will not be able to follow and pass the courses taught in English.

STING ACADEMY does not have its dormitories. Erasmus+ Coordinator can help to arrange accommodation for Erasmus students in apartments for rent. The average cost for a shared room is 100 EUR and 200 EUR for a single room.

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country in Central Europe. Poland borders the country to the north, Slovakia to the east, Austria to the south, and Germany to the west. The Czech Republic is a member state of the European Union, NATO, and it is a part of the ‘borderless’ Schengen Area. The Czech Republic enjoys a temperate continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. It is famous for its excellent (but incredibly cheap!) beer. Fine wine and traditional cuisine are other gourmet products of the country. The population of the Czech Republic is over 10 million people.

Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, and as such, it offers all the services and cultural events as other big, modern cities. However, Brno offers all that in a more relaxed atmosphere, as compared to some of them. There are many ways to spend your free time in Brno. Brno is a university city with 12 higher education institutions, boasting as many as 30 faculties and buzzing with more than 90,000 students. All this in a city that has a total population of 450,000 – imagine that.

Brno is also the largest city in Moravia and a seat of the regional government. Brno is situated in the picturesque countryside at the crossroads of ancient trade routes that have joined the north and south of Europe for centuries. Thanks to its location between the woody Bohemian-Moravian Highlands and the winegrowing Southern Moravian Lowlands, Brno enjoys a delightful, moderate climate that is ideal for day-to-day living and various forms of recreation. The public transport system in Brno is very efficient and straightforward to use and consists of trams, trolleybuses, a city buses, the latter of which operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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