This application provides information on how many students have registered for and how many have enrolled in the selected course(s). To get the information displayed, use the code(s) of the course(s). If you do not know this (these), please consult the Course Catalogue.
Enter code(s) of course(s):
You can enter part of code followed by '%', or several codes (separated by spaces). The search is case-insensitive.
Checking this option will make the application display the numbers of students registered for or enrolled in the course(s) together with the information pertaining to their field combinations. This option may be particularly useful for generating data utilized for designing timetables.
If you check this option, the application will display the numbers of students registered for or enrolled in the course(s) together with the information pertaining to their field combinations and terms they last enrolled in. The information is presented in the form of term:number of students. Provided a student last enrolled in more than one term, his/her term number used for the purpose of this application is the greatest one. The term-related data available are only those covering Summer 2000 and the terms following it.
If you check, the number of registered and enrolled students will be shown according to the form of their studies. P - full form, C - lifelong learning, D - distance studies, Z - short stay of a foreign student, R - Advanced Master's state examination, K - combined studies.
Provided you check this option, the application will also display the numbers of males and females.
There is only enrolment-related information available for this term. Enrolment - the confirmation of the student's registration by the Office for Studies.
     
You might also want to select a group of courses whose codes start with a certain letter.
Enrolment in the term FPF:Summer 2009 (information valid as of 12/4/2019 01:07)

Registration is student's request for course enrolment. Enrolment is the confirmation of this request by the Office for Studies.

The information displayed here is processed and updated once a day - at night. Therefore, changes in the numbers of registered or enrolled students made during the current day are not reflected in the statistics. Enrolment statistics are only processed until the end of the course enrolment changes period; once this period is over, the data are stored and no longer subject to change. Depending on the analysis, enrolment statistics of students not finishing during the semester may be more appropriate, as it lasts until the end of the semester. Registration statistics are also calculated up to the end of the semester; however, the registration data is discarded afterwards.

Only those students who have active study status at the time the data is aggregated are included in the statistics. Therefore, students who for example graduate and complete their studies during the period are excluded from the overall number of students.

The table lists the numbers of students enrolled at individual faculties (or in individual fields) and their total(s). The Limit column contains the maximum number(s) of students allowed to enrol in the course(s).
By holding the cursor over (not by clicking on!) an abbreviated name of field - the information displayed only provided you have checked the include information on field combinations option - you will cause the whole name to be displayed.

The application provides the number of programmes of study, not that of people.
CodeTotalLimitFPFFVPOPFMUFURekName of Course
UBK001840       Jewish Phenomenon and Anti-Semitism in Czech Literature in the19th and 20th Century 2