Bachelor and Master students
Every degree program at the Faculty of International Relations has it own Academic Director and Study Coordinator. These are responsible for coping with day to day students’ issues as well as for updating the program website. Even though this website explains general situation and Faculty rules, program specific information is always displayed at the program website:
- Bachelor of International Business
- Bachelor of International and Diplomatic Studies
- International and Diplomatic Studies
- Master of International Business – Central European Business Realities
Study guide - typical students' situations explained
To increase your comfort, we are now creating a specialised part of our website, which explains typical situations and procedures you usually cope with during your studies. You will learn how to register classes, apply for scholarship, write a good thesis and much more!
We have also prepared a guide to university’s information system (InSIS).
Academic Directors and Study Coordinators at FIR
Ing. Radek Čajka, Ph.D.
International Business
bachelor (IBB) as well as master (IB)
Academic Director
Room: NB 208
Phone: +420 224 095 218
E-mail: radek.cajka@vse.cz
Mgr. Bc. Petra Pražanová
Bachelor of International Business
Study Coordinator
Room: NB 382
Phone: +420 224 095 242
E-mail: ibb@vse.cz
Ing. Jan Martin Rolenc, Ph.D.
International and Diplomatic Studies
bachelor as well as master
Academic Director
Room: NB 267
Phone: +420 224 098 824
E-mail: jan.rolenc@vse.cz
Ing. Eva Grebe, Ph.D.
International and Diplomatic Studies
bachelor’s as well as master’s
Study Coordinator
Room: NB 267
Phone: +420 224 095 637
E-mail: eva.grebe@vse.cz
Ing. Ivana Krejčí
Master of International Business – Central European Business Realities
Study Coordinator
Room: RB 524
Phone: +420 224 098 524
E-mail: ib@vse.cz, ivana.krejci@vse.cz
Study rules and regulations
General and most accurate information about students’ rights and obligations, as well as faculty’s strategic documents can be found in study rules and other faculty regulations. Take a while and make yourself familiar with these documents that are very relevant for your studies. All of them must comply with the Higher Education Act, which defines all your obligations and rights while studying at a public university in the Czech Republic.