Registration and Enrolment
Registration of courses for Summer Semester 2024/2025: 2 January – 28 January 2025 (from 8:00 till 23:59)
The registration and enrolment of courses at the Prague University of Economics and Business can be done only through the Integrated Study Information System (InSIS).
The registration period is followed by rounds of enrolment (both automated and manual). Automated enrolment is done by InSIS. However, after each round, students can make changes within the relevant group of courses.
Detailed information on the ECTS Credit System, Course Enrolment and Course Groups, etc. is available here.
You might find helpful a link to the InSIS guide in English and to the Manual to Registrations created by the Informatics Centre.
The IBB Study Plans (a list of all courses accredited and approved for the IBB programme) can be found in InSIS at the following link. A student has to select the appropriate academic period in which he/she began the IBB studies, eg., WS 2021/2022. Please, do not mistake it with the IBB Recommended Study Plan, which can be found at the bottom of the page.
DETAILED SCHEDULE OF ROUNDS OF ENROLMENT FOR SUMMER SEMESTER 2024/2025
Schedule:
1st Round of Enrolment:
automated enrolment of registered compulsory courses (oP, oJP) only: 3 February 2025
individual manual enrolment – registered compulsory courses only: 4 – 5 February 2025
2nd Round of Enrolment:
automated enrolment of registered optional courses (oV, oV2) only: 6 February 2025
individual manual enrolment – registered compulsory as well as optional courses: 7 – 8 February 2025
3rd Round of Enrolment:
automated enrolment (all groups of registered courses): 10 February 2025
individual manual enrolment – registered as well as unregistered courses (all groups): 11 – 12 February 2025
Changes in Enrollment: 17 – 21 February 2025
You will also be able to make changes in the enrolment within the first week of the lecture period 17 – 21 February 2025. But, be careful, students cannot abandon courses if it means that they will not achieve the number of ECTS they were signed up for automatically (i.e. the final amount of ECTS cannot be lower than the number of ECTS achieved in the automated enrolment).