Graduation

You’ll complete your bachelor’s studies by fulfilling all academic requirements, writing, and defending your bachelor’s thesis.

What it involves in practice:

• Meeting the credit requirements – during your studies, you must earn the required number of credits by completing compulsory and elective courses.
• Writing your bachelor’s thesis – you will choose your topic during your studies and consult it regularly with your supervisor. As part of the Bachelor’s Seminar, you will write your final thesis under the guidance of your supervisor.
• Submitting your application for the final state examination – deadlines and requirements are available in the information system or can be provided by the Study Department.
• Final state examination – covers subject areas related to your field of study.
• Defence of your bachelor’s thesis – presentation and defence of your thesis before an examination board.
  
  

Once you meet these conditions, you’ll be awarded the title of Bachelor (Bc.) and can choose to enter the workforce or continue with a master’s programme.

59% of our students continue on to a follow-up Master’s programme.

You’ll complete your Master’s studies by meeting all academic requirements, successfully passing the final state exam, and writing and defending a Master’s thesis.

Steps to a successful completion:

• Meeting the credit requirements – during your studies, you must earn the required number of credits by completing your courses.
• Writing your master’s thesis – you will choose your topic during your studies and consult it with your supervisor. As part of the Master’s Thesis Seminar, you will write your final thesis under the guidance of your supervisor.
• Submitting your application for the final state examination – deadlines and requirements are available in the information system or from the Study Department.
• Final state examination – includes subject-specific questions from the key areas of your programme.
• Defence of your master’s thesis – presentation and defence of your thesis before an examination board.

After graduation, you’ll earn the title of Engineer (Ing.) and can continue with further professional education.

These programmes conclude with writing and defending a final project. You’ll choose your topic based on a practical focus and discuss it regularly with your supervisor.

Pick something that genuinely interests you. Writing about something you don’t care about won’t get you far. A great topic combines your curiosity, available sources, and practical impact. Aim for something specific, relevant, and ideally connected to your field. You can also choose the topic through the information system.

Not sure? Talk to your supervisor. They’ll help steer you in the right direction.

Break your thesis down into parts. Start by defining your goals – be clear about what you want to explore or prove.

Then draft an outline. Structure your work into thematic sections and logically connected chapters.

Stick to the structure, write clearly and cite your sources carefully. The citation guidelines are available in the final thesis instructions in the Information System. Once your text is finished, revise it several times – both content and form.

TIP: Try one of our focused writing support sessions – like Writing Bootcamp or Writing Retreat – to get expert help and stay on track.

Don’t skip consultations with your supervisor. Their feedback is crucial.

Defending your thesis isn’t something to fear. It’s your moment to show what you’ve achieved.

• Create a clear and concise presentation.
• Explain why you chose the topic and what you found most interesting.
• Stay calm, speak clearly, and be ready for questions from the committee.

Start early. Divide material into smaller sections and revise consistently.

• Plan your time and stick to a revision schedule.
• Use trusted sources – books, seminar notes, and study materials.
• Practise answering aloud to build confidence.
• Discuss any uncertainties with your lecturers or peers.

TIP: Join our Revision Sessions. Keep an eye on announcements and socials to sign up in time and go over the essentials with our instructors.