Public Economics and Administration

The Public Economy and Administration study programme is not only for people interested in working in public administration (at municipal and regional authorities, ministries, and institutions of these offices in operation), but for anyone who wants to understand the relationships between the public and private sectors, whether they later find employment in the private, public, or non-governmental non-profit sector. Students are encouraged to employ critical thinking during their study and strengthen their capacity for analysis and reasoning, gaining a deep knowledge of the system of public finance and administration and on the effective management of public funds, both on the part of public revenues (tax system, the administration of taxes and fees), and on the side of public expenditures in various spheres. Part of this field is also the issue of the non-profit sector, i.e. non-profit studies.

Practical training

It is not relevant.

Further information

Actual information, discussion, and current lectures can be found at department facebook profile: "http://www.facebook.com/pg/QKatedraVerejneEkonomieMU"

Typical areas in which graduates find themselves are institutions of a wide variety of sectors in which the public sector has a schare (education, health, culture, municipal services, technical infrastructure, public administration and justice), the entire non-profit sector, respectively. The field of study is designed in such a way that graduate education generally qualifies as a universally applicable economist in public sector institutions, including professions that require autonomy of decision making, initiative, ability to analyze and solve problems, formulate concepts, plan, create and implement projects. Graduates can apply not only as employees of ministries, public administration institutions, territorial self-governing units, but also as consultants, consultants, press spokespersons or experts working in the bodies of the European Union. However, graduating the program does not exclude private sector employment, especially in positions requiring cooperation with the public sector (eg project management).

You can find detailed information about the admission procedure at ECON.MUNI. Contact information: - questions concerning the Learning Potential Test: [email protected] - questions concerning the electronic application form issues: [email protected] - questions concerning the payment for the electronically submitted application form: [email protected] - questions concerning of various fields of study, study purport and organization: [email protected].

Criteria for evaluation

For more information visit ECON.MUNI a MUNI.CZ.

Recommended literature

Please see ECON.MUNI for examples of Learning Potential Test (TSP) from previous years and field tests.

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Minimum score and numbers of accepted applicants in past years

After completing the Bachelor’s degree study programme, it is possible to continue further studies in the Master’s degree study programme in Public Economy and Administration.