Academic requirements
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
The Computer Science – Visual Computing and Game Development (MSc) at Charles University combines visual computing, computer graphics, and intelligent software engineering for modern games and interactive systems. You will also build strong foundations in AI, deep learning, and data-driven methods alongside practical programming skills.
The Computer Science – Visual Computing and Game Development (MSc) at Charles University combines visual computing, computer graphics, and intelligent software engineering for modern games and interactive systems. You will also build strong foundations in AI, deep learning, and data-driven methods alongside practical programming skills.
Degree: Master’s (MSc) Credits: 120 ECTS (typical for a 2-year MSc) Duration: 2 years (full-time) Delivery: On-campus (Charles University) Language of instruction: English Programme focus: Visual computing, computer graphics, image analysis, computer vision, AI, and game development Application: Submit an online application via Charles University’s admissions process Start dates: Typically September (confirm for the specific intake) Tuition fees: Check the current fee schedule for your applicant category (EU/EEA vs non-EU/EEA) English tests accepted: IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Duolingo English Test (as listed in admissions requirements)Study focus: Visual computing and game development with strong foundations in AI, probabilistic reasoning, and software engineering.
Most MSc programmes at Charles University include a final thesis or capstone project. You will complete a substantial independent project that applies the programme’s methods to a technical problem in visual computing, AI, or game-related systems (final format and requirements should be confirmed for your intake).
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
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The admissions process aims to select applicants who demonstrate the academic preparation and motivation expected for Charles University Master’s programmes. To apply for the Computer Science Master’s programme taught in English, you must:
Note: Specific document requirements and deadlines can vary by intake—please check the latest Charles University admissions instructions for your application year.
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