Úterý, 25. února, 2025

00:00 | For Study Applicants CZ | ONLINE

Admissions open!

Since December 1st till March 31 you can apply to our programs:
Master in Economic Research and PhD in Economics

Entry requirements are:
- BA / MA degree or equivalent
- Proficiency in spoken and written English
- Solid background in mathematics
- Previous education in economics is recommended

Your online application must content following documents:
- Curriculum vitae
- Statement of motivation
- Copies of your diplomas and transcripts
- Proof of English proficiency level
- Contact details for two (or max. three) referees (optional for MA applicants)

For more information please see sections: How to apply to MER or How to apply to PhD
In case of any question, please do not hesitate to contact us at Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript. or Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript.
or see the FAQ sections for Master´s or Phd program.

08:00 | Místnost Politických vězňů 7, Prague 1 | For Study Applicants CZ

Week of Open Classes at CERGE-EI

We are excited to invite prospective applicants to attend our Week of Open Classes from February 24 to 28! This is a wonderful opportunity to experience our academic environment firsthand and explore the fascinating subjects we offer. You are welcome to attend any class with any lecturer—just check the schedule bellow! For those who cannot attend in person, selected classes will be accessible online.

We kindly ask all attendees, whether joining in person or online, to complete a short registration form.




                            

Monday, Feb 24

 

  

 

 

  

 

Time

Course

 

Lecturer

 

Level

 

Room

 

Online

9.45–11.15

Macroeconomics II

 

Ctirad Slavík

 

PhD,
1st year

 

402

  https://t.ly/gbw5x

11.30–13.00
14.00–15.30

Microeconomics II

 

Yiman Sun

 

PhD,
1st year

 

320

 

-

15.45–17.15

Applied Microeconomics II

 

Krešimir Žigić /
Konuray Mutluer

 

Master's,
1st year

 

402

 

https://t.ly/gbw5x

15.45–17.15
17.30–19.00

Microeconometrics II

 

Nikolas Mittag

 

Master's/PhD,
2nd year

 

3

 

-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, Feb 25

Time

Course

 

Lecturer

 

Level

 

Room

 

Online

8.00–9.30
9.45–11.15

Economic History II

 

Christian Ochsner

 

Master's/PhD,
2nd year

 

3

 

-

9.45–11.15
11.30–13.00

Econometrics I

 

Stanislav Anatolyev

 

PhD,
1st year

 

320

 

-

11.30–13.00

Advanced Macroeconomics II

 

Michal Kejak

 

PhD,
2nd year

 

3

 

-

14.00–15.30

Academic Writing I

  Grayson Krueger  

PhD,
1st year

 

 3

 

 

14.00–15.30

Combined Skills I

 

Deborah Nováková

 

PhD,
2nd year

 

 402

 

https://t.ly/gbw5x

14.00–15.30
15.45–17.15

Applied Macroeconomics II

 

Byeongju Jeong

 

Master's,
1st year

 

5

 

-

15.45–17.15
17.30–19.00

Advanced Microeconomics II

 

Yiman Sun

 

PhD,
2nd year

 

3

 

-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Wednesday, Feb 26

Time

Course

 

Lecturer

 

Level

 

Room

 

Online

8.00–9-30
9.45–11.15

Econometrics  

Alexander Hansak

 

Master's,
1st year

 

 402

 

https://t.ly/gbw5x

9.45–11.15
11.30–13.00

Development Economics

 

Clara Sievert

 

Master's/Phd,
2nd year

 

3

 

 -

11.30–13.00

Research Writing I

 

Deborah Nováková

 

Master's,
1st year

 

320

 

-

14.00–15.30

Combined Skills I

 

Deborah Nováková

 

PhD,
1st year

 

320

 

-

15.45–17.15

Applied Microeconomics II

 

Krešimir Žigić /
Konuray Mutluer

 

Master's,
1st year

 

402

 

https://t.ly/gbw5x

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                   

Thursday, Feb 27

Time

Course

 

Lecturer

 

Level

 

Room

 

Online

9.45–11.15

Macroeconomics II

 

Ctirad Slavík

 

PhD,
1st year

 

402

 

https://t.ly/gbw5x

9.45–11.15
11.30–13.00

Dynamic Modeling
in Economics II
  Sergey Slobodyan  

PhD
2nd year

  3   -

11.30–13.00

Academic Writing I

 

Grayson Krueger

 

PhD,
1st year

 

5

 

-

15.45–17.15

Research Writing I

 

Deborah Nováková

 

Master's,
1st year

 

320

 

-

15.45–17.15

Industrial Organization II   Krešimir Žigić  

Master's/PhD
2nd year

  3   -
                   

Friday, Feb 28

Time

Course

 

Lecturer

 

Level

 

Room

 

Online

9.45–11.15

Advanced Macroeconomics II

 

Michal Kejak

 

PhD,
2nd year

 

3

 

-

15.45–17.15 Industrial Organization II   Krešimir Žigić   Master's/PhD
2nd year
  3   -
                   
 
 
 
 
 

13:00 | Místnost 6 | Brown Bag Seminar CZ

Roman Dimakov: "Effects of a Scientific Revolution on Productivity of Scientists: Empirical Evidence from the Discovery of Quantum Mechanics"

Let us invite you to a Brown Bag Seminar by Roman Dimakov on February 25, 2025, at 13:00 in room 6

Presenter:
Roman Dimakov (Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript.)

Title: "Effects of a Scientific Revolution on Productivity of Scientists: Empirical Evidence from the Discovery of Quantum Mechanics"

Abstract:
This paper investigates the impact of scientific revolutions on scientist productivity by examining the unexpected emergence of quantum mechanics between 1918 and 1932. Using historical correspondence data of quantum physicists, I construct a social network to proxy knowledge flow and measure scientists' exposure to the breakthrough based on their social proximity to key founders of quantum mechanics. I complement the social network data with publication and citation data of scientists from Clarivate’s Web of Science. A difference-in-differences with inverse propensity score weighting quantifies the effect of exposure to the scientific revolution. Results show that scientists with greater exposure to quantum mechanics ideas — measured by network distance to founders — published more papers and received more citations post-1925. The identification strategy leverages the unexpected and rapid development of quantum mechanics, which was unpredictable even to its founders, ensuring quasi-random variation in exposure. The findings highlight the role of social networks in disseminating revolutionary scientific ideas and their causal effect on individual productivity.