Příběhy úspěšných

"When you have more diverse people, the environment suddenly becomes livelier, and this generates a lot of new ideas. If you have only one nationality, everything tends to be stereotypical. UNYP is a good place to experience diversity; you get enriched by other cultures, other habits and points of view. When you put all that together, you become much more cultured, and you have a much broader worldview. Everybody should experience this at some point in their life. Because once you have the broader picture, you embrace the good and don’t fear the bad."

"I loved most of the classes because the professors came from different parts of the world, with different experiences; they were not just academics, they came from real businesses with real life experiences."

"The best part of the program was that it required 700 hours of practical experience before being awarded the diploma. This gave me an advantage over graduates of other programs as i came into the field with hundreds of hours of experience which i believe was invaluable. Having completed my studies in English has also broadened mine professional opportunities."

"One of the biggest advantages of studying at the University of New York in Prague is that the top 20% of students are far more skilled in teamwork and presentation, and possess more confidence and drive than their counterparts at state universities. Many want to go abroad and are aware they have to work very hard to achieve this. You must decide if you wish to join them."

"The most valuable asset I gained at UNYP was connecting business with education. Studying there gave me insight into the different aspects of business, such as accounting and economics, and gave me exposure to companies that exist in the real world."

"The school was very practical. Everyone had a chance to personally develop there and focus on things they were really interested in. I felt a spirit of voluntariness there; we were not forced into anything."

"I gained some unique insights and a very different perception of other industries."

"In public universities, I feel that students put less emphasis on the quality of education, whereas it seems more important for students in private schools. The teachers were incredibly important at UNYP. In fact, Professor Varley was the greatest teacher I ever had. "

"Learning in English was a valuable asset for me while studying for my bachelor’s degree. Ultimately, the English proficiency that I gained at UNYP helped me to earn my MBA at FIU in the United States. However, the presentation skills that I acquired helped me the most. We wrote a lot of essays at UNYP, and now, I am able to write articles and emails in English without thinking about them too much."