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Master's studies in English and French

Teaching sustainability: ECON MUNI will make bachelor's and master's courses "greener"

Fourteen courses at ECON MUNI will include sustainability and ecology topics starting next autumn. Marie Hladká, Vice-Dean for studies, explains what exactly the "greening" will involve and why it is an important part of university education.

New academic year: awards and challenges

Rector’s speech for the opening of the academic year 2024/2025

Researchers’ Night draws 7,458 visitors to the university

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10 Oct–19 Dec

Group tutoring Klubík

from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM

14 Oct

Lecture Tereza Prejdová: import of selected coffee

from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

16 Oct

Meet the MUNI HELPS

from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM

16 Oct

Investors' Club: From the stadium in Český Brod to a European phenomenon

from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

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Research

30 Sep

Dean of ECON MUNI presented awards to fifteen scientists

The best researchers from ECON MUNI received the Dean's Awards on Monday, 23 September. The ceremony took place at the assembly of the academic community.

25 Sep

New research will help start-ups become more resilient

Clean-tech start-ups are facing different challenges than other businesses. They are not only coming up with new, untested technologies but they are also entering an almost non-existent market they must help shape. An international research team, including Dr Michal Jirásek from ECON MUNI, is looking for ways to measure and strengthen the resilience of clean-tech start-ups.

24 Jun

Miloš Fišar: Transparency in publishing increases the credibility of research

Dr. Miloš Fišar with his colleagues from the universities in Vienna, Paris and Dallas confirmed that the application of open science principles makes sense. In collaboration with more than seven hundred volunteers, they verified the validity of the results of nearly 500 studies. In May Dr. Fišar received the Masaryk University Rector's Award for Outstanding Research Achievements for Young Scientists under 40 for his research.