Studies at the Faculty of Economics and Administration are designed in conformity to the Bologna declaration and the trends of the University Education System around the world, this means in a structured form. The three-year Bachelor´s study programme is followed up by the two-year Master´s study programme. Top graduates of the Master study programme can enlarge their knowledge in the Doctoral study programmes that are also offered at the University of Pardubice.
The aim of the Joint Degree Programme is to educate high qualification specialists-experts and analysts on public administration who are able to complexly integrate fundamental knowledge on public governance and regional development as well as abilities of scientific research and expert activities for preparation and implementation of programmes on regional development. Nowadays more and more European Universities offer Joint Study Programmes as an important tool in the internationalization and cooperation within the European Educational Area. A joint study programme promotes mobility and intercultural exchange as well as increased international employability of its graduates. Joint study programme is an integrated curriculum coordinated and offered jointly by different higher education institutions and leading to a double/ multiple or joint degree.
The two-year Master programme Informatics in Public Administration that follows on from the Bachelor course of the same name is offered to full-time students only. The study programme is designed to prepare experts who are specialized in the issues of regional management at middle and higher levels, who have acquired sufficient knowledge about the systemic approach to regional management, about the mutual connection of microeconomic and macroeconomic aspects at a regional level, and who, above all, master information technologies for the needs of the administration and management of a regional as well as of individual economic entities connected to such a region. The information acquired in the fields of informatics, system sciences, economic disciplines, regional sciences, and management enables the graduates to find positions in the non-profit sector as well as in the business sector tied with the region.