Courses:
Students can choose up to five elective courses of their choice. Students should be careful to choose a credit load that best fits their individual situation. The elective courses allow students to tailor the program to their personal interests and to the degree requirements of their home institution
Classes do fill up, so students are encouraged to apply early for the best choice of courses.
Courses:
CEP 001 Elementary Czech- The student living in a foreign country will at some point need to ask directions, order food or just say hello. The language classes will introduce the student to the Czech language and ease his or her transition into Prague life through basic knowledge of the language.
IP 321- Environmental Economics and Management- Lecture and discussions as well as student presentations about the economic dimension of environmental problems. Topics such as scarcity of nature goods, public and private nature goods, externalities, etc will be covered.
IP 323 Marketing in Central and Eastern Europe- This course will review various applications of marketing concepts within the continuously changing international environments in Central and Eastern European markets. Focusing on customer relationship management, this course will explore product/service development, promotional techniques, pricing strategies, distribution alternatives, and marketing on the Internet.
IP 324 Czech Culture, Literature and Visual Arts- The goal of this interdisciplinary course is to give the participants a deeper insight into the Czechoslovak culture, literature, film and visual arts of the 20th and 21st centuries by exploring the books, films and visual works of art of both re-known and contemporary Czech controversial artists.
IP 325 European Integration- The course gives an introduction to the integration process in Europe, i.e. the evolution of the EU with emphasis to understanding of its economic aspects. The course provides an overview of founding treaties and of the draft of Constitution, of the EU policies (agriculture, competition, social policy, environmental policy, monetary policy etc.), of Internal Market and Economic and Monetary Union and of the enlargement process, too.
IP 327 Cultural History of the Czech Lands- The course will give the students an outline of Czech history and its connections with European developments. Attention will be given to the way in which history is reflected in Czech arts and literature, as arts and literature have often contributed significantly to the political life of the country. A brief outline of the history of art and architecture will present the most important periods and will be supported with slides recommending the students the most significant places of interest in this country. The course will also show the important role of music in the cultural life of this nation.
IP 328 Philosophy in Central Europe- The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the schools of philosophical thoughts prevalent throughout Central Europe. In the course will be discussed many issues that are in focus of attention to many philosophers nowadays. Central European point of view on philosophical issues is very specific by its history and tradition. Therefore, the core of the course consists in the study of philosophical texts and their discussion.
IP 331 Global Business and International Trade- The purpose of this course is to provide students with the basic knowledge of international trade theories and international trade development trends in last decades. Special attention is given to international trade position of Central and Eastern Europe. This course offers an approach to the consequences of the current changes in (formerly) East-West trade for trade opportunities within the region. Important part of the course represent globalization effects on World Trade and World Economy.
IP 324 International Relations- The course provides students with an introduction in International Relations (IR) and allows better understanding of the IR framework, concepts, context and substantive issues. It underlines the European perspectives and the role of the European Union in the IR.
IP 336 Theory and Practice of Economic Transition- The purpose of this course is to provide students with the basic knowledge of international trade theories and international trade development trends in last decades. Special attention is given to international trade position of Central and Eastern Europe. This course offers an approach to the censequences of the current changes in (formerly) East-West trade for trade opportunities within the region. Important part of the course represent globalisation effects on World Trade and World Economy.
IP 340 International Marketing Communications- Course provides an integrated overview of the different forms of marketing communications (advertising, direct marketing and online communication, public relations, sales promotion, personal selling). Course focuses on their functions, theoretical background and practical applications.
IP 402 International Finance- The objective of the course is to provide an understanding of both the key features of foreign exchange markets and the actual problems of multinational corporation within an environment of free flows of foreign capital and floating exchange rates.
IP 623 International Management- This course is a regular course but in the intensive form. For this course you can obtain 4 ECTS. | 
