| International tuition | €1,000 to €4,200 per year |
| Application fee | Not listed |
BUT's own table lists a fee per English-taught programme per academic year, paid in September. The cheapest is the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication, at EUR 1,000 a year for its bachelor's programmes in Electronics and Communication Technologies and in Power Systems and Automation, and for master's programmes including Bioengineering, Communications Networking, Microelectronics, Telecommunications, Space Applications and Automotive Electronics. Most other programmes are EUR 3,000: the Civil Engineering bachelor's, the Master of Information Technology, and Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Technology and Mathematical Engineering. Architecture and Urban Design is EUR 3,800 for the bachelor's and EUR 4,200 for the master's, the Civil Engineering master's EUR 3,500, and Fine Art and Design EUR 3,500. The Faculty of Chemistry's Environmental Sciences and Engineering master's is EUR 200 a semester. The Faculty of Business and Management charges by citizenship: its bachelor's in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development is EUR 9,200 a year for non-EU students against EUR 1,730 for EU students, and its International Business and Management master's EUR 3,400 against EUR 2,500. That EUR 9,200 business bachelor's is left out of the headline range because it is the one outlier. Czech-taught programmes carry no tuition.