Beginning in autumn 2019, the use of the Bloomberg terminal at our faculty is subject to bookings.
In order to be able to “get on everyone”, students can book a maximum of 14 days in advance, a maximum of 90 minutes of continuous block and a total of 180 minutes in sum for all active bookings. It is also not possible to have two or more bookings in one day and Friday is reserved for employees. For employees, the above restrictions are set more moderately.
A computer designed exclusively for the Bloomberg service is located in cubicle 6 (located in the gallery of the lobby, above the entrance to the auditorium P102).
Attention! Teachers can book the terminal for teaching in remote access mode. Therefore, even if the terminal is seemingly free, it is necessary to check that it is not booked and not used remotely.
Experts from companies at the ECON MUNI Partner Day encouraged learners to be curious and proactive. They also shared their tips and recommendations for getting an internship or your first dream job.
Since the beginning of the year, the researchers involved in the In-Touch project are trying to improve the lives of people with dementia and of those who take care of them. Health economists from ECON MUNI are also part of the international team. Jakub Hlávka, head of the Health Economics, Policy, and Innovation Institute (HEPII), says that palliative care should take the emotional, spiritual, and cultural needs of patients into account.
