On 14 February, in the first week of the summer semester 2024, the first ever Mental Health Day for everyone will take place at the Prague University of Economics and Business, focusing on crisis management and other important topics related to mental health. Inspired by the need to respond to current challenges and events, this […]
The Office of the European Parliament in the Czech Republic and the University of Economics in Prague cordially invite you to an unusual meeting with the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, entitled: “Deciding together: what kind of Europe do we want?”. WHEN: Wednesday 14 February 2024, 17:00-18:00 WHERE: The Prague University of Economics […]
The Gaudeamus trade fair held in Prague was extremely successful for the Prague University of Economics and Business in Prague (VŠE). This year, a record in attendance was set when the fair attracted almost 16,000 prospective students, the highest in its history. It is particularly encouraging that of this number, more than 70% of the […]
The VŠE team of Jan Vykouk (NF), Martin Hollan (FFÚ), Ondřej Toman (FIS), Richard Mládek (FIS), Petr Hollan (FIS), Marek Karas (FFÚ), Martin Buločkin (FPH) and Alexandr Skalský (FFÚ) qualified for the top division of the Collegiate Chess League Spring 2024. A total of 360 university teams will compete in all divisions of the Collegiate […]
The educational program for high schools, VŠExpedice, continues. We offer new spring dates to all teachers and their classes from secondary schools. The upcoming dates for VŠExpedice for spring 2024 are as follows: April 11th April 12th April 19th May 17th May 24th May 31st VŠExpedice is a program designed for high schools, […]
Like every year, this January also belongs to the Prague fair of post-secondary and lifelong learning Gaudeamus. And this year we will not be absent either. Come and see us from Tuesday 23 January to Thursday 25 January between 8.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Thursday until 3 p.m.) at PVA EXPO Prague in Letňany, Hall […]
6 January 2024 marks 55 years since Jan Palach burned himself to death on Wenceslas Square in Prague in protest against the occupation of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops. Together with the rector of the Prague University of Economics and Business Petr Dvořák, the management of the university and Jan Palach’s classmates, the Minister of […]
