What do participants of the Executive MBA at the Faculty of Business Administration value most about their studies? In a newly released video, current students share their stories and how the program has influenced both their professional and personal lives. They often highlight the value of newly acquired knowledge, increased self-confidence, career advancement, and the […]
The Faculty of Business Administration at Prague University of Economics and Business has received approval to launch a new bachelor’s programme in English titled Economics of Markets and Organizations. This joint educational initiative with Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education – Economics Institute (CERGE-EI) will combine the strengths of both institutions and prepare students for […]
The Research and Science Center committee has evaluated the summer nominations for the Best Theses Competition. Of the theses submitted, the winners are: Nare Gichunts with her thesis ‘Virtual Influencers – Behaviour and Credibility in Social Media’ (supervisor: Ing. Jan Mareš, Ph.D.) Kateřina Součková with her thesis ‘Well-being in a Hybrid World of Work’ […]
This study explores the synergistic impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Additive Manufacturing (AM) on sustainable manufacturing practices and overall firm performance, with a specific focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Czech Republic. Drawing on a survey of 267 firms and employing partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM), the research investigates […]
If you are a manager or a professional with several years of experience, interested in developing your knowledge and applying it to business practice, you may be interested in our DBA (Doctor of Business Administration) Program. The application deadline for the DBA program is on June 30, 2025 (start of studies: September 2025). The DBA is a “professional […]
The present article advocates adopting a broader perspective when implementing and assessing transparent lobbying regulations—an aspect often overlooked in the existing literature. Our premise is that institutions and rules serve as pivotal explanatory variables for the effective and socially acceptable allocation of scarce resources, thereby contributing to societal welfare. Consequently, it becomes imperative to scrutinise […]
