Aktuality

  • Compact Courses in September 2026

    In September 2026, we will again offer several compact courses in a “block” format, i.e., delivered over 2-3 days. All compact courses will count into the Winter Semester 2026/27 and are open for registration from September 1 until the first day of the course (included). Use the unique opportunity to meet visiting professors from universities abroad and gain new knowledge in economics and finance!
  • Practical Lecture: CVs, LinkedIn & How to Successfully Find a Job or Internship

    Would you like to write a CV that stands out to recruiters? Not sure what should (or shouldn’t) be included in a cover letter? And do you know where to look for relevant job opportunities? Join this practical lecture with career counsellor at FSV UK, PhDr. Sylvie Fišerová. The lecture will take place on June 16, 2026, from 3:30 to 4:50 pm in room C612, Jinonice Campus.
  • IES students receive Trezor hardware wallets to get experience with secure digital asset storage

    Thanks to a generous donation from Trezor Company s.r.o., our students interested in fintech and digital assets received Trezor Model T hardware wallets. Hardware wallets play a key role in secure self-custody, as they store private keys offline and help protect users from common online risks such as hacking, phishing, and malware. We truly appreciate this valuable addition to the curriculum that opens the door to fintech practice.
  • Science at FSV UK: How do central bank decisions affect everyday life? Economist Simona Malovaná seeks answers

    Central bank decisions often seem like a distant world of data and economic models. But according to economist Simona Malovaná, they significantly affect people's everyday lives. The researcher from FSV UK and director of the Research and Statistics Department at the Czech National Bank focuses on how monetary policy, financial regulation and climate risks affect different groups in society. The combination of analytical thinking and creativity led her to study economics.
  • Apply for SDG Innovation Challenge

    From 20–24 August 2026, the University of Copenhagen invites students from all disciplines and universities to make a difference at the SDG Innovation Challenge at UCPH Lighthouse. For five immersive days, students work in multidisciplinary teams to design solutions to real‑world sustainability challenges linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Submit your expression of interest by the end of May 2026.
  • A team of students from IES represented Charles University in the Global Case Competition at Harvard 2026

    Oryna Yakovenko, Hana Holčíková, and Dung Le represented our Institute of Economic Studies and Charles University in the 11th edition of the prestigious international competition Global Case Competition at Harvard 2026. Competing against 229 teams, they reached the second-highest performance level out of five. Congratulations!