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Spoluúčast studentů při financování vysokoškolského studia v ČR
Páchová, Ivana
This bachelor's thesis aims to identify the possibilities of student participa-tion in financing higher educational studies in the Czech Republic. The first part of the thesis describes tertiary education and its funding in general, especially the development of the international classification of education and the development of European tertiary education. Subsequently, the systems of financing tertiary education in the Czech Republic, Australia and England are introduced. The prac-tical part analyses the financial resources of students at public universities in Czech Republic, their origin and use. There is also an analysis of the attitude of respondents to the establishment of tuition fees at public universities in the Czech Republic. Furthermore, a form of increasing the participation of students in the financing of tertiary education in the Czech Republic is proposed, together with a proposal to reduce its impact on students.
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Analysis of high school graduates' motivation for pursuing higher education based on the type of high school.
Burantová, Silvie ; Liška, Roman (advisor) ; Svobodová, Zuzana (referee)
This master¢s thesis addresses the issue of motivation among high school graduates to pursue higher education. The aim of the thesis is to analyze whether the level of motivation for higher education among graduates of vocational schools and gymnasiums differs. The objective is also to identify the factors influencing this motivation. Within our research investigation, we utilized quantitative methodology, where a questionnaire was used to determine whether graduates from different types of school exhibit varying levels of motivation. It is expected that the questionnaire survey, based on the Likert scale, will confirm our assumption. The results of our investigation can contribute to a better understanding of the decision-making process among high school graduates regarding their potential future studies and career choices. KEYWORDS high school, high school graduates, motivation, tertiary education, university studies
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The Beginnings of Czech Private Higher Education (on the case study of the University of Finance and Administration)
Straková, Magdalena ; Houda, Přemysl (advisor) ; Krátká, Lenka (referee)
Počátky českého soukromého vysokého školství na případové studii Vysoké školy finanční a správní Bc. Magdalena Straková ABSTRACT The thesis Beginnings of Czech Private Universities, based on the case study of the University of Finance and Administration, addresses the period from 1999 until 2009 when an amendment of the Higher Education Act enabled the creation of the first private universities. It maps and structures the field from the perspective of oral history in a case study of one of the first private universities. The thesis divides the school's history into three parts: preparation of the project and creation of the school, the period of growth, and the time of emergence of the first quality and reputation issues. It also answers the question of how much the existence of private universities changed the sector of tertiary education. KEY WORDS The University of Finance and Administration, private university, tertiary education, oral history, case study
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Vzdělanost v zemích EU
Drábková, Natalie
Drábková, N. Education in EU countries. Bachelor thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2023. The bachelor's thesis deals with the existence of a relationship between the share of the tertiary educated population and the economic level of the country in selected EU states. In the theoretical part, tertiary education and its impact on the labour market are discussed, as well as academic failure and lifelong learning, and finally, the implementation of the Europe 2020 Strategy and the expansion of Industry 4.0. In the analytical part, the educational structure of representative countries, which were selected on the basis of cluster analysis, is compared. Within the indicator of the university students, elementary characteristics were used to describe the development of the time series of Latvia, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain and the Czech Republic. Finally, a multiple regression was constructed for Germany and Spain. Regression analysis showed that the share of university graduates affects economic performance in Germany. In the other hand, in Spain was no correlation between the given indicators. At the same time, the influence of the unemployment rate on the GDP per inhabitant was proven in this country. At the end of the thesis, it is recommended to politicians to motivate students to study STEM fields, which have a significant impact on economic performance.
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Contemporary education in international perspective
Sochová, Lucie ; Rychtaříková, Jitka (advisor) ; Fialová, Ludmila (referee)
Contemporary education in international perspective Abstract The thesis addresses the topic of contemporary education in European countries with a focus on tertiary education. The first part is devoted to a general overview of education in Europe, the International Classification of Education ISCED, organizations dealing with education and their activities in the form of programs, collection of internationally comparable data or publications. It includes a description of education policies in European countries and a description of education systems in selected countries. The second part analyses data for 2020 provided by the OECD on tertiary graduates, which are considered in terms of international classifications, age or gender. A cluster analysis of bachelor and master graduates, divided by gender, is carried out in order to identify the presence of regions with similar characteristics and to further analyse them to show different trends depending on the gender of the graduates, level or fields of study. Key words: tertiary education, International Classification of Education ISCED, education policy, education system, graduates, cluster analysis
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Proposal of a project of further education for academic staff of selected universities with a humanities focus
Tomešová, Kateřina ; Kursch, Martin (advisor) ; Tureckiová, Michaela (referee)
The diploma thesis focuses on the issue of further education of academic staff of universities with social sciences and humanities. The aim of the diploma thesis is to create a project proposal for further education in the field of pedagogical and presentation skills for academic staff of selected humanities universities. This output is preceded by 4 steps. The first partial aim is to describe education and professional competencies of university teachers. The second partial aim is to describe the current system and legislation of higher education in the Czech Republic. The third partial aim is to identify opportunities in the field of further education of university academics. The fourth partial aim is to analyze the needs of academic staff in the field of further education. Building upon a research of literary sources, analysis of documents and legislation, the theoretical part of the thesis focuses on the field of education, professional competencies of academics, the issue of further education, the higher education system and related legislation defining higher education in the Czech Republic. The research part of the thesis consists of a draft educational program for academic staff within the framework of further professional education in the field of pedagogical and presentation skills. The...
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Student with a Specific Learning Disorder - Undertaking Studies at a University
ŠTÁHLICHOVÁ, Klára
Master's thesis on the topic Student with a Specific Learning Disorder-Undertaking Studies at a University is of a theoretical-empirical nature. The aim of the theoretical part of the thesis is to introduce the problematics of specific learning disorders in the context of adolescence and early adulthood. There is also a focus on tertiary education. The empirical part of the thesis the evolves around finding factors which determine the success in finalizing the studies of individuals with specific learning disorders at universities. This work is part of a research project GA JU.
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Horizontal job-education mismatch in the Czech Republic
Veřtát, Jakub ; Pertold, Filip (advisor) ; Pintera, Jan (referee)
Most studies examining a mismatch between education and job focus only on vertical mismatch, i.e. the discrepancy between the level of education attained and the level required for a given job. Less attention has been paid to the match between the field of study and job, so-called horizontal mismatch. This thesis explores horizontal mismatch among tertiary-educated workers in the Czech Republic. First, we measure the incidence of horizontal and full mismatch (combination of horizontal and vertical mismatch) between 2005 and 2019. Second, we examine determinants of horizontal mismatch using the binary logit model and full mismatch determinants using the multinomial logit model. We apply two different objective measures of horizontal mismatch. The results suggest that the incidence of horizontal mismatch has slightly decreased since 2005, while the incidence of full mismatch has more than doubled. Among other factors, the field of study significantly affects the likelihood of horizontal and full mismatch. Gender influences only the probability of full mismatch.
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Comparison of opportunities of university studies of sign language in the Czech Republic, Australia and New Zealand
Valachovičová, Tereza ; Hradilová, Tereza (advisor) ; Komorná, Marie (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the comparison of the opportunities of university studies of sign language in the Czech Republic, Australia and New Zealand. The initial information is compared at the theoretical level. The empirical part is not included. The thesis compares studies at all universities that provide study fields focused on Czech, Australian and New Zealand sign language. These are pedagogical, linguistic, interpreting and translation fields. The aim is to provide information on the content, distribution and process of education at individual universities, based on the description of fields of study and courses that schools publish on their websites and in study information systems. The described fields are selected according to predetermined criteria. The comparison also includes support services for students and their availability at the described universities. In the introductory chapters, the thesis deals with the history and specifics of sign languages and the development of the education of the deaf. Furthermore, the work focuses on the legislative anchoring of sign languages. The other part of the work deals with the current form of education systems of selected countries with emphasis on the comparison of national qualifications frameworks in tertiary education. The final...
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