master's full-time single-subject, language of instruction: Czech
Included in the programme: AMBIS N-EMP Economics and Enterprise Management
Parts of the final state examination and its content
The state exam consists of three parts:
1. Economics and Economics - Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II Business Law II (selected relevant topics from Statistics and Econometrics, Marketing and Marketing Research and Public Finance and Regional Development will be included in this course).
2. Management - Management II, Managerial Accounting and Human Resources Management II (selected topics from the subjects Financial Management and Business Information Systems II will be included in this course).
3. Defense of diploma thesis
Requirements of the study
Professional experience - with regard to the professional orientation of the study program, data on professional practice, length, outputs and its organization are listed in a separate appendix B-TV on the basis of the methodological instruction of the National Accreditation Office.
Suggestion of theses topics and the topics of defended theses
Administrative burden of small businesses in connection with VAT collection
Sensitivity of brewery sales to changes in consumer demand
Due Diligence as an initial phase of the venture capital financing process
Dynamics of bank loans and deposits in the Visegrad Four countries
Effective income tax rates from various types of FO activities
Efficiency of business processes and their management in small and medium enterprises
Factors determining the financial performance of companies in manufacturing companies
Evaluation of business expansion opportunities
Risk management in project management
Possibilities of evaluating the performance of small and medium enterprises
Possibilities of evaluating the performance of agricultural enterprises
Possibilities of capturing the activities of internal organizational units in a production company with homogeneous production Notes to the financial statements and the use of information for management and decision-making The influence of management on customer relations
Evaluation of financial performance of selected banks in the Czech and Slovak Republics