Basic information
- Institution type:
- private
- Founded:
- 2001
- Abbreviation:
- VSERS
- Number of students:
- 482
- Number of international students in degree programs:
- 2
- Number of international exchange students:
- 15
- Number of international alumni
- 3182
The College of European and Regional Studies is the first and largest private higher education institution in the South Bohemian Region. It was established on April 3, 2001 as a public benefit corporation by the founders of the Meridionalis Endowment Fund and its partner, the Secondary School of Informatics and Legal Studies. After two years, state approval from the Accreditation Commission allowed it to operate. It later opened a branch in Příbram, where a Memorandum on its presence in the city was signed on May 26, 2004.
Study here to prepare for the Integrated Rescue System, public administration, its institutions and units. You gain European-standard knowledge for administrative and legal processes, protection of public law, people, property, public order, lives, health and property values, protection against antisocial phenomena, and emergency and crisis prevention and preparedness.
Graduates work in public administration, at the Police of the Czech Republic, municipal police, the Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic, the Customs Administration of the Czech Republic, the Prison Service of the Czech Republic and the Probation and Mediation Service of the Czech Republic, as well as in non-profit, social and civic organisations and the economic sphere. Over more than 20 years, the College has had over 3,000 graduates. About 500 students now study in bachelor’s degree programmes.