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The field of study is focused on mastering the scientific research methods and system development based on the use of information technologies for collection, transmission, storage and processing in terms of data, information and knowledge.

The field of study is focused on mastering the scientific research methods and system development based on the use of information technologies for collection, transmission, storage and processing in terms of data, information and knowledge.

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  

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

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.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

The doctoral study programme Regional and Public Economics is based on two basic scientific disciplines, namely "public economics" and "regional economics". Emphasis is placed on examining the needs of regions, which determine the performance of public administration, or public sector management at the national government level, but also at the level of local governments.

The doctoral study programme Regional and Public Economics is based on two basic scientific disciplines, namely "public economics" and "regional economics". Emphasis is placed on examining the needs of regions, which determine the performance of public administration, or public sector management at the national government level, but also at the level of local governments.

The Joint degree study programme is intended for those who want to learn how to manage regions and encourage their future economic growth. The ever-increasing demand for good public management of scarce resources has caused a rethink about how public sector management and governance is taught in higher institutions of learning. Through a complex mix of public economics and public administration subjects taught by two universities that are experts in both fields, the programme aims to impart knowledge to students so they can be highly qualified specialists or experts and analysts of public administration.