Materials Chemistry
Faculty of Chemical Technology
Materials Chemistry deals with areas involving the production and processing of inorganic - and also organic - materials, and methods for determining material properties.
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Our university also offers a full portfolio of study programmes taught in the Czech language.
These are open to international students who can demonstrate proficiency in Czech (Level B2 or higher).
Ethics and Political Philosophy
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
This two-year, tuition-free Master of Arts (MA) programme, taught in English, is conducted in cooperation with the Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value, an internationally renowned research centre. The programme offers full specialisation in the two main domains of practical philosophy: ethics and political philosophy. It is ideally, but not exclusively, suited for students with a BA degree in general philosophy.
English Philology
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Unlock your full potential with our English language program. Achieve C2 proficiency according to the CEFR and gain expert knowledge in linguistics as well as in British and American literature and culture. You will deepen your knowledge in the fields of pragmatics, stylistics, the historical development of English, and sociolinguistics. You will become familiar with current trends in Anglophone literature and culture, and enhance your skills in interpreting texts as a literary theorist and critic.
Corporate Finance
Faculty of Economics and Administration
The master's joint degree programme in financial data analytics and sustainable finance is a collaboration between four European universities in the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy, and Lithuania. It aims to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge of finance and advanced technologies to cope with the challenges of financial innovation.
FINDATA is an English-language programme that allows students to experience various European universities. They begin their studies in Pardubice, the Czech Republic, then move on to Nicosia, Cyprus, and later select either Rome, Italy, or Vilnius, Lithuania. They also have the option to choose any of the four universities for their final semester thesis. The study programme offers students a choice of two specialisations: corporate finance, or financial markets.
- Selected concepts and contexts of finance and economics
- New trends in banking and FinTech, including data analytics and innovative technologies
- The concept of innovation and its determinants, and how to finance sustainable innovation
- Statistical and econometric methods for analysing economic and financial time series
- Information technologies and software products for analytical, presentation, and management activities in finance
- Potential and limitations of big data analytics
- Common European values and effective EU legislation in finance
Financial Markets
Faculty of Economics and Administration
The master's joint degree programme in financial data analytics and sustainable finance is a collaboration between four European universities in the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy, and Lithuania. It aims to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge of finance and advanced technologies to cope with the challenges of financial innovation.
FINDATA is an English-language programme that allows students to experience various European universities. They begin their studies in Pardubice, the Czech Republic, then move on to Nicosia, Cyprus, and later select either Rome, Italy, or Vilnius, Lithuania. They also have the option to choose any of the four universities for their final semester thesis. The study programme offers students a choice of two specialisations: corporate finance, or financial markets.
- Selected concepts and contexts of finance and economics
- New trends in banking and FinTech, including data analytics and innovative technologies
- The concept of innovation and its determinants, and how to finance sustainable innovation
- Statistical and econometric methods for analysing economic and financial time series
- Information technologies and software products for analytical, presentation, and management activities in finance
- Potential and limitations of big data analytics
- Common European values and effective EU legislation in finance
Business Informatics
Faculty of Economics and Administration
Today’s society is controlled by modern technology. If you are interested in IT and also looking for knowledge from social sciences such as Economics, then this programme is the right choice for you.
What will you learn?
You will have a perfect understanding of state-of-art information and communication technologies (ICT) and possess the relevant skills. In addition, you will have a background in Economics, Law and Public Administration. You will be able to design, develop and apply software and IT solutions for companies as well as public authorities.
Careers
You will be an IT specialist who is capable of systemic thinking and able to process and analyse data effectively, to purposefully use cyber principles in management and decision-making and choose IT systems effectively, and to implement, run and maintain such systems. You may be employed by public administration bodies or in the private sector. You may also start your own business.
Business Administration & Corporate Development
Faculty of Economics and Administration
The goal of the study program is to provide graduates with systematic knowledge in the field of business, management, change and innovation management, advanced tools for managing and analyzing business processes and projects so that they are prepared to be top managers in various types of businesses and organizations.
Applicants are expected to have a bachelor's degree in economics or technology. The student can supplement the necessary knowledge by studying elective courses offered by the home university as well as the partner university.
The goal of the specialization Business Informatics is to equipe students with the fundamental knowledge of IT in business administration with the focus on system thinking, system engineering, project management and data analytics.
The profile of the graduate is processed in accordance with the National Descriptors of the Czech Tertiary Education Qualification Framework using the recommendations of the IPN National Qualification Framework of Tertiary Education (Q-RAM).