Manipulační a dopravní technika

University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice - Faculty of Agriculture and Technology

Key information
Field of study:
Motor vehicles, ships and aircraft
Study language::
CZ
Study program code:
B0716P040002
Application deadline:
09.08.2026
ISCED code:
0716
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
3 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 0
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 0

The study programme Handling and Transport Technology responds to labour market demands by equipping graduates with competencies in transport systems, handling technology, logistics, and business economics. The curriculum includes courses designed to provide these knowledge and skills. The structure of the Bachelor’s programme enables students to develop across all key areas related to the operation, trade, and service of handling equipment and transport systems. The study plan also includes courses focused on sustainable production and operation of these systems, such as Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Industrial Ecology, Best Available Techniques (BAT), and others. An integral part of the programme is a block of economically oriented subjects that prepare students for managerial positions. Students also complete elective courses that significantly strengthen their language skills and ability to work in an international environment.

Application and admission procedure
Admission procedure form:
without entrance exam
Application start:
15.11.2025
Application deadline:
09.08.2026
Application fee:
700.00 CZK

Submit the electronic application by the deadline and provide the required documents. Upload officially verified annual secondary school reports to the portal as PDFs from authorised conversion – Czech POINT; for the final year, upload the mid-year report if you have not yet completed studies. You may also submit a cumulative record electronically signed by the headmaster. If you have passed the maturita, upload an officially verified copy of the maturita certificate as a PDF from authorised conversion – Czech POINT. Applicants who have completed secondary education submit it with the application; final-year students no later than the end of June. Ranking is based on secondary school results and admission continues up to the set quota. There is no entrance exam for Bc. study programmes.

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Graduates of the Handling and Transport Technology programme possess expertise in transport systems, handling technology, logistics, and business economics. They are capable of managing operations, trade, and service of these systems and understand the principles of sustainable production and operation. They are prepared for managerial roles thanks to their economic training and can work effectively in industry, transport, logistics, and commercial enterprises. Graduates also have strong language skills, enabling them to succeed in an international environment.

Study fee
Study fee amount:
0.00 - 0.00 /
University

School detail

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
JU
Number of students:
9728
Number of international students in degree programs:
935
Number of international exchange students:
243
Number of international alumni
154

At the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (USB), you study at a modern public higher education institution with a strong focus on high-quality teaching, research and international cooperation. Choose from a wide range of study programmes in the humanities, natural sciences, health sciences and economics. USB builds on a strong academic background, an individual approach to students and a supportive, friendly study environment. Its location in a historic and safe city in South Bohemia offers ideal conditions for study and leisure. USB actively participates in Erasmus+ and is a member of the European University Alliance KreativEU, which connects partner universities across Europe and develops joint study programmes, research and student mobility focused on cultural heritage, sustainability and innovation. The University links studies with practice and helps you develop skills for the global labour market.

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Field of study:
Motor vehicles, ships and aircraft
Study language::
CZ
Study program code:
B0716P040002
Application deadline:
09.08.2026
ISCED code:
0716
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
3 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 0
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 0

The study programme Handling and Transport Technology responds to labour market demands by equipping graduates with competencies in transport systems, handling technology, logistics, and business economics. The curriculum includes courses designed to provide these knowledge and skills. The structure of the Bachelor’s programme enables students to develop across all key areas related to the operation, trade, and service of handling equipment and transport systems. The study plan also includes courses focused on sustainable production and operation of these systems, such as Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Industrial Ecology, Best Available Techniques (BAT), and others. An integral part of the programme is a block of economically oriented subjects that prepare students for managerial positions. Students also complete elective courses that significantly strengthen their language skills and ability to work in an international environment.

Admission procedure form:
without entrance exam
Application start:
15.11.2025
Application deadline:
09.08.2026
Application fee:
700.00 CZK

Submit the electronic application by the deadline and provide the required documents. Upload officially verified annual secondary school reports to the portal as PDFs from authorised conversion – Czech POINT; for the final year, upload the mid-year report if you have not yet completed studies. You may also submit a cumulative record electronically signed by the headmaster. If you have passed the maturita, upload an officially verified copy of the maturita certificate as a PDF from authorised conversion – Czech POINT. Applicants who have completed secondary education submit it with the application; final-year students no later than the end of June. Ranking is based on secondary school results and admission continues up to the set quota. There is no entrance exam for Bc. study programmes.

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Graduates of the Handling and Transport Technology programme possess expertise in transport systems, handling technology, logistics, and business economics. They are capable of managing operations, trade, and service of these systems and understand the principles of sustainable production and operation. They are prepared for managerial roles thanks to their economic training and can work effectively in industry, transport, logistics, and commercial enterprises. Graduates also have strong language skills, enabling them to succeed in an international environment.

Study fee

Study fee amount:
0.00 - 0.00 /

University

School detail
Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
JU
Number of students:
9728
Number of international students in degree programs:
935
Number of international exchange students:
243
Number of international alumni
154

At the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (USB), you study at a modern public higher education institution with a strong focus on high-quality teaching, research and international cooperation. Choose from a wide range of study programmes in the humanities, natural sciences, health sciences and economics. USB builds on a strong academic background, an individual approach to students and a supportive, friendly study environment. Its location in a historic and safe city in South Bohemia offers ideal conditions for study and leisure. USB actively participates in Erasmus+ and is a member of the European University Alliance KreativEU, which connects partner universities across Europe and develops joint study programmes, research and student mobility focused on cultural heritage, sustainability and innovation. The University links studies with practice and helps you develop skills for the global labour market.

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