The fourth year of the European Day took place at VŠE with the title „Quo Vadis EU – Fiscal Union and the Development in the Context of the EU Debt Crisis“ on 7th March 2012.
Master´s Programs International Trade, taught in Czech, and International Business – Central European Business Realities, taught in English, were awarded by the prestigious accreditation EPAS.
The national round of KPMG International Case Competition 2012, where students could practice solving real case studies in teams and show the ability to succeed in their professional lives, took place on February 15 in Prague.
More than four thousands of applicants will be enrolled in twenty-four full-time and two part-time bachelor programmes in the academic year 2012-2013. There is high demand for studying at VŠE in the long term.
30th of April is an application deadline for a new academic year of International and Diplomatic Studies Program. IDS is an English sister of a Czech program offered by the Jan Masaryk Centre for International Studies at the Faculty of International Relations. Jan Masaryk Centre is APSIA Affiliate Member and also a member of the […]
The VSE Master´s Program International Business – Central European Business Realities has been ranked by the agency EDUNIVERSAL in 2011 as the first program in international management in the region of Eastern Europe.
In the 2010/2011 academic year, VŠE achieved excellent results. In the regular evaluation of the quality of implementation of the CEMS program, VŠE scored among the six best schools. The university “CEMS Club” also won 1st prize and got a financial award for its activities.
In December, the Financial Times published its results of the ranking of European business universities. This year, the University of Economics, Prague (VŠE) achieved 70th position among the most prestigious schools. This is three places better than last year. In the area of student exchange and international cooperation, VŠE works with the 29 best European […]
CEMS Annual Events represent one of the most important events of CEMS alliance of which the University of Economics, Prague has been an active member for more than 12 years. CEMS is a strategic alliance of 26 leading business schools and more than 60 multinational companies with a mission to set a global standard of […]
Central and East European Studies Program is a one- or two-semester program held in English focusing on issues of Central and East European economies, societies and cultures. The registration deadline for the Spring Semester is December 1.