The SIS is a system which provides comprehensive support of study agenda for students, teachers, applicants for study at the Charles University, and participants in programmes of lifelong learning.

The Study Information System is every student’s companion from the first to the last day of their studies at the Charles University. It helps students register for courses and examinations and it enables them to choose and deliver their final theses.

The SIS is used by over 70,000 registered users (students, teachers, and participants of programmes of lifelong education). Some parts of the system are accessible even without signing in (e.g., an overview of current study programmes and fields, overview of subjects taught, and above all application to study). Access without authentication is also used by several dozen thousand users.

Accessing SIS: Logging in

Users of the web part of SIS (students, teachers, participants of programmes of lifelong learning, the general public) log into the system at the following web address: https://is.cuni.cz/studium.

User name and password for entering the SIS:

• User name – as a user name, one can use the number assigned by the Charles University identity card or a login name from the CAS (Central Authentication Service of the Charles University). An application is available which finds a login based on a person’s number.

• As a password, users use their password for the CAS system.

Accessing SIS – without logging in

One can view information related to a study at the Charles University and its faculties anonymously.

Contact and support

For support, students and teachers are kindly requested to contact their faculty administrator of the Study Information System (SIS):

Employees of student affairs departments can usually access the SUP helpdesk system of the IS Studium supplier. One can also contact support of the Computer Science Centre using our Helpdesk application.

More information

Further information regarding the operation and development of the Study Information System (SIS) including manuals describing work with SIS can be found on Charles University website.