EMIS University – market analyses

Time-sensitive, hard-to-get, relevant news, research and analytical data, peer comparisons and more for over 125 emerging markets.

18 Mar 2019 Jiří Poláček

EMIS University covers:

Emerging Asia (22 countries)
The Caucasus and Central Asia (8 countries)
Central and Southeast Europe (22 countries)
Latin America (25 countries)
Middle East and Africa (48 countries)

EMIS operates in and reports on countries where high reward goes hand-in-hand with high risk. Unlike other intelligence providers most of their staff are actually based in emerging markets. This helps to give us an insider’s perspective on these countries, using the relationships we have forged with local providers of news, analysis and data.

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7 Nov

Cybersecurity is also about people. Not just about technology, says Sylva Talpová

ECON MUNI has therefore joined a unique project called Czech Cybersecurity Seminars. Supported by Google.org, the project aims to strengthen digital security in everyday life. A whole network of student ambassadors is emerging to deliver practical knowledge in a comprehensible way to communities, non-profit organizations, schools as well as other organizations that often lack the resources, knowledge or time for such activities.
31 Oct

Students and employees alike would like to see the fountain given a new lease of life

At the beginning of the semester, the area in front of ECON MUNI was covered with a temporary installation designed to attract the attention of passers-by and encourage them to think about the future of this shared space.
20 Oct

High-quality pharmacoeconomics requires an expert, such as a graduate of ECON MUNI, says Dr. Michal Staňák

A researcher and postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Health Economics, Policy, and Innovation (HEPII) will be teaching in the Applied Health Economics master's program at ECON MUNI starting this fall. He focuses on health technology assessment (HTA), which helps decide which drugs and medical devices will be covered by public health insurance. In this interview, he explains why HTA is key to modern healthcare and how it connects science, economics, and ethics.
22 Sep

The best researchers from ECON MUNI received the Dean's Awards

On Monday, September 15, 2025, the Dean of ECON MUNI, Professor Jiří Špalek, honoured the best scientists. This year, the Dean's Awards were presented in seven categories and were received by 27 researchers.

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