Data and facts as a mirror of CTU in Prague

CTU is one of the oldest technical universities in the world with a 300-year tradition of outstanding achievements and academic reputation. According to the QS ranking, it belongs among the top 420 universities in the world. It is the top technical university in the CEE region.

Through the data and statistics presented here, it presents the development of data on key indicators (quality indicators, excellence) and thematic overviews of activities in the areas of education, research and the impact of the academic institution on society.

CTU considers data transparency as a communication channel that reflects its identity, development and dynamics.


Interest in studies

Number of submitted applications

1
In the year 2023
1 (52 %)
Accepted

Number of students

1 (19.5 %)
International
1 (31.8 %)
Female students

Accredited study programmes

1
Study programmes
1 (26 %)
Programmes in foreign language

Student satisfaction

Study success

1 %
In the year 2023

Graduates

1
Total in the year 2023
1 (15 %)
International in the year 2023

Research

Scientists from CTU are actively involved in many national and international research projects, especially in the fields of artificial intelligence, computer science, cybernetics, civil, mechanical, electrical and nuclear engineering, but also in the fields of architecture and biomedical engineering. CTU is a recipient of the European Commission's Human Resources Excellence in Research Award.
1
Total number of citations in WOS 2023
1 mil. CZK
Funds earmarked

Commercialization

1
Total earnings in mil. CZK
1
Newly issued licencing contracts

Ranking

According to QR ranking, CTU is the top university in these fields:
  • Engineering and Technologies
  • Architecture and the built environment
  • Informatics and Information Systems
  • Civil and structural engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Engineering and aviation
  • Material Sciences

People and environment

1
Academics
1
Researchers
1
International academic staff
1
International scientific staff