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Founded by Emperor Charles IV in 1348, the first German-speaking university enjoys a great reputation worldwide. Four of the five medical faculties are located in the Bohemian town of Hradec Králové, which is about 100 km from Prague. With other universities and the Czech Military Academy, Hradec Králové is a real student town. Medicine graduates from Karls University can look forward to a highly accredited degree. |
Hradec Králové
| The Czech Hradec Králové (German: Königgrätz) is a picturesque town in Bohemia with a great history. Perched on a hill, the historic old town overlooks the modern new town of Hradec Kralove with its 100,000 inhabitants. The quiet but modern city is flanked by the Elbe and Adler rivers and is only about 100 km from the capital Prague. Hradec Králové is home to several universities and several faculties of Charles University in Prague (medicine, pharmacy), making it a lively student city. |  |