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International Economic Relations – (Ph.D.)
University of Economics, Prague
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| Application Deadline: | May 15 | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 5,000 | ||
| Location: | Prague / Czech Republic / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 36 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English | ||
Location of University of Economics, Prague
International TradeThis study programme enables further professional education of university-graduated professionals by acquiring of scientific qualification in the sphere of international economic relations. Study extends the knowledge of this broad and dynamically developing branch and develops skills in applying scientific methods in research in this sphere. It educates experts for independent creative work and conceptual approach to solving problems of international economic relations and to applying newly gained knowledge in practice. Commercial and International Economic lawThis branch of doctoral study gives extended knowledge in law disciplines closely related to the issues of international and national business relations. Therefore the key subjects of this branch are Business law, Law of business companies, Community law, International and comparative business law, Securities and Stock-exchange law. International Political RelationsDoctoral study branch of International political relations offers extended knowledge in the branch of international policy. Study is conceived as multidisciplinary, is based on knowledge of world economy, international law and other important aspects of international reality - safety, ecology, culture. Fundamental stress is put on the study of theory and topical issues of international policy, interdisciplinary analyses of global processes. European studiesThe study programme prepares multidisciplinary educated workers who can work in a creative way in the sphere of scientific research aimed at European issues and to apply new knowledge in practice (to form complex conceptions of the approach to the European Union, to implement provisions of the EU bodies in the sphere of public administration, firms and the like, to secure efficient and quality management, to evaluate in a qualified way the economic, political or law aspects of the EU documents and of the views of member states on particular issues and to imply them into the CR conditions, participate in forming public opinion with publications and to b e involved in university or other education).
Contents
International TradeBlock A: Subjects common to the whole school:FIL901 Philosophy and methodology science*MO_922 Research Metodology** Doctoral student chooses one of the two subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.MIE911 Economics (microeconomics-macroeconomics)*MAE911 Economics (macroeconomics-microeconomics)*HP_911 Economics (economic policy)** Doctoral student chooses one of the three subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block B: Branch compulsory subjects:MO_901 International economic relationsMO_902 Position of Czech Republic in the world economy*MO_906 Foreign trade of the Czech Republic*MO_910 Czech Republic and European integration*MO_911 International Marketing Management*MO_912 New Challenges in the International Logistics*MO_920 International Financial Markets (in English)*OP_903 Trade logistics*OP_904 International management* * Doctoral student chooses one of the five subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block C: Optional subjects:After discussion with his/her supervisor the doctoral student chooses other subjects needed for the doctoral thesis Commercial and International Economic lawBlock A: Subjects common to the whole school:FIL901 Philosophy and Methodology of Science*MO_922 Research Metodology** Doctoral student chooses one of the two subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.MIE911 Economics (microeconomics-macroeconomics)*MAE911 Economics (macroeconomics-microeconomics)*HP_911 Economics (economic policy)** Doctoral student chooses one of the three subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block B: Branch compulsory subjects:PRA910 Business lawPRA911 Company Law*PRA912 International, European and Comparative Business Law*PRA913 Economic and Business European LawPRA915 Employment Law*PRA922 Intellectual property law*PRA923 Competition law *PRA924 Computer and Information technology law*PRA925 Social policy (selected issues)*POL900 Theory of politics and law** Doctoral student chooses one of the ten subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block C: Optional subjects:After discussion with his/her supervisor the doctoral student chooses other subjects needed for the doctoral thesis International Political RelationsBlock A: Subjects common to the whole school:FIL901 Philosophy and Methodology of Science*MO_922 Research Metodology** Doctoral student chooses one of the two subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.MIE911 Economics (microeconomics-macroeconomics)*MAE911 Economics (macroeconomics-microeconomics)*HP_911 Economics (economic policy)** Doctoral student chooses one of the three subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block B: Branch compulsory subjects: SMS966 Theoretical rudiments of IR discipline SMS901 Diplomatic Service in Theory and Practise Selected Issues *SMS951 Selected issues of Czech foreign policy*SMS960 Selected political problems of developing countries*SMS961 Safety structures in contemporary Europe*SMS963 Globalism and Nationalism*SMS965 Problems of International Security at the Beginning of 21. Century** Doctoral student chooses one of the twelve subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block C: Optional subjects:After discussion with his/her supervisor the doctoral student chooses other subjects needed for the doctoral thesis. European studiesBlock A: Subjects common to the whole school:FIL901 Philosophy and Methodology of Science*MO_922 Research Metodology** Doctoral student chooses one of the two subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.MIE911 Economics (microeconomics-macroeconomics)*MAE911 Economics (macroeconomics-microeconomics)*HP_911 Economics (economic policy)** Doctoral student chooses one of the three subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block B: Branch compulsory subjects: SE_901 International economic integration and the European Union SE_903 International economics*SE_904 European monetary integration*SE_905 Single market of the EU*PRA913 Economic and business European law*POL915 European political integration*SMS961 Security structures in contemporary Europe*MO_910 Czech Republic and European integration** Doctoral student chooses one of the seven subjects on recommendation of a supervisor.Block C: Optional subjects:After discussion with his/her supervisor the doctoral student chooses other subjects needed for the doctoral thesis. Main stress is put on working out a doctoral thesis, which should reflect specialization of a doctoral student (commercial or financial sphere), on its independence and quality (individual study, professional practice, orientation in foreign sources), and on successful defense of suggested views and conclusions.
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Admission to a Doctoral Study Programme is conditional upon the proper completion of studies in a Masters´Study Programme. The Master´s Diploma must be recognized in the Czech Republic. Applicants are admitted to the Doctoral Study Programme on the basis of their entrance examinations results and subject to the availability of suitable supervisors.
Additional Requirements
| Minimal degree required: | Master's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
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