Why Choose MA in Economic Research

EU Accredited Degree

Study of inflation, stock prices, credit histories, Twitter fads, and labor markets; evidence based policy evaluation

Minimum Tuition Fees

Czech-language program for free / Minimum tuition fee for English-language program

Small-scale Program

3:1 student-faculty ratio, collaborative exchange of knowledge and an individual approach

Career Prospects

Placement opportunities in public policy institutions, international organizations, think-tanks, and private sector

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MA in Economic Research

The MA in Economic Research is a 2-year western-style program designed for students interested in applied economic research and public policy. Graduates receive a Czech degree fully accredited by Charles University.

Program Details

Intensive 2-year program with advanced-level curriculum

Admissions

Application deadline is March 31 for the 1st round of admissions or August 15 for the 2nd round of admissions

Practical Information

We help out students to settle down so that they can focus on their studies

Newsletter for Study Applicants

People

“My research topic is "Remittances in Armenia", therefore I decided to apply for the research internship program carried out by the Central Bank of Armenia. The comprehensive knowledge acquired by studying under world-renowned professors, along with the history of excellence of CERGE-EI, helped me stand out from other applicants and secure the above internship.”

Emma Mikayelyan, MAER Student

“The program taught me to think deeply and critically about problems, and to understand the basics perfectly so that I can build on them individually. I would recommend this program to anyone who is not afraid to work hard. It is worth it.”

Monika Neufussová, MAER Graduate,
Business Analyst at KPMG

Economics is a discipline about how to make the most of limited opportunities. This is useful in business, research, public policy, and life. I still love the field I chose to work in.

Filip Matějka, Economist,
Researcher and Associate Professor at CERGE-EI