Masarykova Univerzita V Brne

My whole experience in studying abroad in Czech Republic is very positive. The university itself is functioning on a very high level, all of the courses offered by Faculty of Law were of a very high quality. Studies gave me lots of new friends, but more importantly, very good basics for my future in my field of study, law.

The university offers variety of different programs depending on the student's preferences. It also allows students to combine fields of study. 
Faculty of economics organizes many discussion forums or lectures with important guests both from public and private sector.

Speaking only for the PhD level courses, they are decent, not excellent by any means. Considering I didn't have to pay for them, that's OK. The problem comes with the PhD schools themselves. They run long and tiresome, because their administrators lack experience and are disorganized. You get access to near-top of the line scientific equipment which gives you a shot to do great research, but only if you have a boss that prioritizes your growth you should stay. If you have a boss whose PhD's stay forever, leave as soon as you can and try somewhere else, for your peace of mind. Even starting another PhD somewhere else will be faster than finishing here.

The faculty of economics offers you a possibility to learn about economics, finance e.t.c. 
I dislike the fact that there is very little opportunities to practice or learn a practical skill.

I chose Masaryk University business management and finance program, finance being my major offers great courses learning project management working I'm teams solving problems has sharpen the hidden skills that are useful in jobs.

Ine of the best schools i have ever attended. Being a masaryk student i realized how studies can be an interesting learning ride for the whole tenure of my studies.