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Find out more on Dean of SIRD Reflects on Technology, AI, and Social Reality in Seznam ZprávyDean of SIRD Reflects on Technology, AI, and Social Reality in Seznam Zprávy
ż Dean of the School of International Relations and Diplomacy George Hays II was recently featured in Seznam Zprávy, where he explored how technological change, digital media, and artificial intelligence are reshaping the way people experience social reality. In The Danger of Becoming Castaways, Hays argues that the rapid evolution of media has contributed to […]
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Find out more on ż Business Lecturer Eva Švejdarová on Accessibility of Studying Abroad in MF DNESż Business Lecturer Eva Švejdarová on Accessibility of Studying Abroad in MF DNES
ż Business Lecturer Eva Švejdarová was recently featured in MF DNES discussing how studying abroad has become more accessible through programs such as Erasmus+, scholarships, and short-term international exchanges. Drawing on her own experience studying in Spain and at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), she explained how international education can shape both personal […]
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Find out more on ż Lecturer Reflects on Life Abroad and Coming Home in Radio Prague Podcast Featureż Lecturer Reflects on Life Abroad and Coming Home in Radio Prague Podcast Feature
Milan Babík, International Relations Lecturer at ż, was featured in Radio Prague International’s Czechast with insights from his education in the Czech Republic, United States, and London as well as his experience with culture shock and reverse culture shock. Babík talked about leaving Prague to study in Massachusetts on a scholarship in the 1990s at […]
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Find out more on New Study by Petr Bartoň Examines Legal Risks in Czech D35 Highway PPP EvaluationNew Study by Petr Bartoň Examines Legal Risks in Czech D35 Highway PPP Evaluation
The Czech Republic (and indeed all of Europe) needs to complete the D35, the second highway corridor linking the east and west of the continent, to relieve the chronically congested D1. In accordance with the government’s program, construction and operation are to be contracted out under a PPP (public private partnership) arrangement. Bids are currently […]
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