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Would you like to work in a bank or for an insurance company? Do you see yourself as a manager in a company's finance department? Do you want to have a job that is in high demand and is remunerated above the average? Do you want to understand the broad areas of finance and economics in context?

Would you like to work in a bank or an insurance company? Do you see yourself as a manager in a company's finance department? Do you want to have a job that is in high demand and is remunerated above the average? Do you want to understand broad areas of finance, economics and do you want to understand the current economic and financial trends?

The master's joint degree programme in financial data analytics and sustainable finance is a collaboration between four European universities in the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy, and Lithuania. It aims to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge of finance and advanced technologies to cope with the challenges of financial innovation. FINDATA is an English-language programme that allows students to experience various European universities. They begin their studies in Pardubice, the Czech Republic, then move on to Nicosia, Cyprus, and later select either Rome, Italy, or Vilnius, Lithuania. They also have the option to choose any of the four universities for their final semester thesis. The study programme offers students a choice of two specialisations: corporate finance, or financial markets. Selected concepts and contexts of finance and economics New trends in banking and FinTech, including data analytics and innovative technologies The concept of innovation and its determinants, and how to finance sustainable innovation Statistical and econometric methods for analysing economic and financial time series Information technologies and software products for analytical, presentation, and management activities in finance Potential and limitations of big data analytics Common European values and effective EU legislation in finance  

The master's joint degree programme in financial data analytics and sustainable finance is a collaboration between four European universities in the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Italy, and Lithuania. It aims to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge of finance and advanced technologies to cope with the challenges of financial innovation. FINDATA is an English-language programme that allows students to experience various European universities. They begin their studies in Pardubice, the Czech Republic, then move on to Nicosia, Cyprus, and later select either Rome, Italy, or Vilnius, Lithuania. They also have the option to choose any of the four universities for their final semester thesis. The study programme offers students a choice of two specialisations: corporate finance, or financial markets. Selected concepts and contexts of finance and economics New trends in banking and FinTech, including data analytics and innovative technologies The concept of innovation and its determinants, and how to finance sustainable innovation Statistical and econometric methods for analysing economic and financial time series Information technologies and software products for analytical, presentation, and management activities in finance Potential and limitations of big data analytics Common European values and effective EU legislation in finance

Graduates from the Physical Chemistry doctoral degree programme are fully qualified in physical chemistry, mainly in solid surface chemistry, adsorption and catalysis, materials research, and chemical kinetics.

The specialisation Gender History will provide students with insight into the issues of interaction between men and women, the effects of gender on everyday life, changes in perceptions of male and female roles, and rules of conduct from the Middle Ages to contemporary history. We will focus on both the history of corporeality, and the processes and mechanisms of forming discourses of gender difference. 

Does caring for others bring you joy and satisfaction? Does the medical environment attract you? Are you communicative? Do you have nimble hands and high resistance to stress? Do you not fear having to take responsibility? Then come and apply to study in the General Nursing programme.

Does caring for others bring you joy and satisfaction? Does the medical environment attract you? Are you communicative? Do you have nimble hands and high resistance to stress? Do you not fear having to take responsibility? Then come and apply to study in the General Nursing programme.

Even in the time of the Internet and the virtual world, printing remains a part of our everyday life. We often admire interesting graphics on posters, in magazines or in books. If you want to delve deeper into the world of print, do not hesitate to come and study Graphic Arts and Printing Technology.

Are you interested in people, family, society, legislation, and medicine? Are you communicative? Can you establish and maintain interpersonal relations? Do you wish to help people in difficult situations? Come and study our programme of Health and Social Care.

Historical and Literary Studies focus on the professional study of Czech literary culture in a historical context with an emphasis on the history of Czech and world literature; they observe how literary culture reflects developmental changes in the wider cultural, social and, in recent decades, also media field.

The applicant is a graduate of a master's degree in the field of Historical Sciences, or a master's degree in another, related field of education, if it corresponds to the intended research specialisation of the applicant. Validation of the diploma is necessary for graduates of a foreign university.

The applicant is a graduate of a master's degree in the field of Historical Sciences, or a master's degree in another, related field of education, if it corresponds to the intended research specialisation of the applicant. Validation of the diploma is necessary for graduates of a foreign university.

The postgraduate specialisation History of Literary Culture will focus primarily on the history of literature, books and reading. This will be viewed in a broader socio-cultural context.

The specialisation Cultural History is based on the current conception of cultural history, emphasising the anthropologising direction of research while taking into account mainly Central European developments in the 15th to 19th centuries.

The specialisation of Cultural Heritage Conservation is focused on the area of preservation of monuments and on the closely connected discipline-related areas of the history of building culture, preservation of monuments, and art history.

The specialisation Contemporary History will provide students with an insight into the political, social and military history of the 20th century, with a focus on the history of Czechoslovakia, viewed in a broader European context.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

The University of Pardubice, the Technical University of Liberec and the University of Hradec Králové have created a joint doctoral study programme called "Systems Engineering and Informatics". The study programme is implemented as an interconnected activity of all three participating faculties – not a parallel study at the participating faculties, but a joint study – characterised by the mobility of both students and teachers.

You must have realised that data and information are invaluable in today’s world. Is IT the focal point of your life as well as your dream career? Can you see people and companies around you that - sometimes inadvertently - do not protect their data? Do data leakages and hacking attacks involving places that even include hospitals drive you crazy? You could protect people around you, and even companies and institutions, if you combine your love of IT with the Security Systems and Data Protection study.

You must have realised that data and information are invaluable in today’s world. Is IT the focal point of your life as well as your dream career? Can you see people and companies around you that - sometimes inadvertently - do not protect their data? Do data leakages and hacking attacks involving places that even include hospitals drive you crazy? You could protect people around you, and even companies and institutions, if you combine your love of IT with the Security Systems and Data Protection study.

Does your interest in IT centre around how to protect data and systems? Would you like to become a security expert in addition to having a background in Economics and Law? Or are you rather interested in project management?

During the follow-up master's study programme in Information Technology, you will become a university educated expert in IT with many great career opportunities.

Do you want to become a member of the most sought-after community in the job market? We will prepare you for a career in the field of information technologies. Through your own choice of courses you will specialise in computer networks, web applications, computer graphics or operation systems.

Studying Inorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry, you will receive not only a high quality education in this field, but we will also prepare you for various professions in the technochemical industry or research.

The focus on the interface of inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and the chemistry of materials, polymers and biochemistry is, on the one hand, very challenging in terms of personnel and instrumentation security and equipment, and, on the other hand, provides students, and especially graduates, with the possibility of a wider outlook and application in these areas.

The focus on the interface of inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and the chemistry of materials, polymers and biochemistry is, on the one hand, very challenging in terms of personnel and instrumentation security and equipment, and, on the other hand, provides students, and especially graduates, with the possibility of a wider outlook and application in these areas.

The focus on the interface of inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and the chemistry of materials, polymers and biochemistry is, on the one hand, very challenging in terms of personnel and instrumentation security and equipment, and, on the other hand, provides students, and especially graduates, with the possibility of a wider outlook and application in these areas.

Graduates from of the programme are fully qualified for leading positions in design, development and optimisation of inorganic productions, as well as management of chemical operations, distribution and application of chemical products on the market.

Graduates from of the programme are fully qualified for leading positions in design, development and optimisation of inorganic productions, as well as management of chemical operations, distribution and application of chemical products on the market.

In order to apply the theoretical knowledge of inorganic chemistry in practice, but also for a perfect understanding of this scientific discipline, we offer Inorganic Technology to applicants. If this is the direction you want to follow, sign up and study at our faculty.

Graduates from of the programme are fully qualified for leading positions in design, development and optimisation of inorganic productions, as well as management of chemical operations, distribution and application of chemical products on the market.

We are not a medical faculty, but you can study in this field with us, which you can then apply in the health sector. Choose a discipline with a real meaning for you and many people – to help others.

You will become an expert in the management of logistics processes in all parts of supply chains. As a graduate, you will find employment and career opportunities especially in the management of logistics business processes.