Study

To organize the study and facilitate student mobility the Faculty uses the credit system. To a certain extent, it allows students to decide about the course and structure of their study plan. This system gives students the possibility to choose a degree and in what time scale he or she wants to achieve it.

To meet international trends and agreements in university education the Faculty of Business and Economics awards Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degrees in the following programmes and subject areas:

Study Programme	Subject Area	Degree Awarded
		Bachelor's	Master's	PhD
EM --- 62 08	Economics and Management
	Tourism
	Business Economics and Management
	Trade Management
	Social Economics
SII --- 62 09	Economic Informatics
II --- B 39 02	Automatic Control and Informatics
HPS --- 62 02	Finance
	Public Administration

Bachelor's study

The standard duration is six semesters. This is a basic degree oriented at practical skills.

Master's study

The standard duration is four semesters. Following the Bachelor's degree, this study makes up the complete theoretical and practical profile of the graduate.

PhD study

The standard duration is three years. The objective of this level is to prepare the best Master's graduates for work at universities and in other R&D institutions.

It is set by Act No. 111/1998 Coll. (Amended and Consolidated) on Higher Education Institutions and on Amendments and Supplements to some other Acts (The Higher Education Act) that any holder of the Bachelor's degree can apply to study at a Master's level either at our Faculty or at any other faculty or university.

Part-time study

All of the subject areas are normally studied in a full-time form. However, most of the subject areas of the Economics and Management programme can be also studied in a part-time form. The structure of subjects is the same as in the full-time study form. Lessons usually take place every other Friday and Saturday.