MA – Philosophy, Politics, Economics

• A highly demanded, Oxford-style interdisciplinary and international PPE Master’s degree focused on the intersection of the fields of Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
• International faculty lead by directors of first-class U.S. PPE programs at Duke University (Michael Munger) and George Mason University (Peter Boettke)
• Small classes and tutorials of peer-to-peer character that put emphasis on progress and performance of individual students. 
• The possibility to get the degree in one year (three trimesters) 
• The platform to critically asses and analyze political and economic problems faced by modern societies and its philosophical underpinnings.
• Complex and systematic education pointing out the importance of concepts that are the cornerstones of Western civilization such as individual freedom, private property, market economy and the rule of law.
• A unique focus on cases of political and economic reforms and systemic changes in societies around the world in order to appreciate the importance of practical application of theoretical knowledge.
• A choice of several minor specializations such as Studies of Transition,  Austrian Economics, Behavioral Policy Making, or International Politics enabling students to tailor-make their professional profile according to their area of interest.
• A wide selection of scholarships, international internships and study-abroad opportunities.  

• An interest in the fields of Philosophy, Politics and Economics and an undergraduate degree from a related discipline (which may include also history, sociology or marketing)
• Filled application form
• A letter of motivation showing your determination and interest in our PPE Master’s program
• A transcript of English language exam (for nonnative speakers)
• Signed Study Contract
• Payment of the tuition fee

• Great Thinkers in Political and Economic Thought
• Selected Issues in Political Philosophy
• Philosophy and Economics of Individual and Social Choice
• Economics
• Economics and Politics of Institutional Change
• Money, Banking, and the Financial System
• Law and Economics of Property Rights
• Individual and Collective Decisions
• Strategic Decisions in Economics and Politics 
• Workshop in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Students who take a package of at least four specific electives in addition to the obligatory courses can obtain a minor specialization (a sample of courses below):

Track: Studies of Transition

A specialization drawing economic and political lessons from reforms in Central Europe after the fall of communism and studying its application for regime changes in the rest of the world.

• Central-European Political Thinking
• Economic and Politica Systems of Transition
• Transition and International Relations
• Comparative Systems of Public Administration

Track: International Politics

A specialization focusing on economic, political and security challenges in contemporary international relations.

• International Politics and Diplomacy
• Developing Countries of the Global South in International Relations 
• Conflicts Regions in the Current World 
• Asia in International Relations

• Politics  
• Journalism
• Business Management and Consultancy
• Civil and Diplomatic Services
• Banking and Finance
• A good foundation for a Ph.D. program 

PPE – Philosophy, Politics, Economics (Mgr./MA)

Every applicant has to pay EUR 1,000 once they are accepted. This amount will be then deducted from the tuition fee. The tuition fee can be paid in 3 instalments.

*The CEVRO Institute would like to encourage students  to come to Prague regardless of their financial circumstances.The scholarships  we offer are awarded on merit and/or on financial need. Applications are invited especially from those with a strong academic background.  

# Note that the PPE program can be completed in three trimesters, i.e. one year. Studying in trimesters saves time and money. It gives you the same student learning experience as a semester model but you will complete your Master’s program  in a shorter time. It saves you money not only because you will find a good job with a new degree sooner but you will save on other costs as well such as staying in accommodation in Prague for the full-year and one year only (as opposed to leaving Prague over the summer period and get back after summer break).

If you need a visa to get to the Czech Republic, here is the general information. 

In short, this is how you should proceed:
 
After you receive a Letter of Acceptance from CEVRO Institute and a Confirmation of Accommodation (sent directly to the Czech Embassy in your country of origin) you can start your visa application process for a student visa at the Czech Embassy or Czech Consulate in your country of origin.
 
There are two types of student visas:

• short term (up to 90 days), and
• long term (more than 90 days).  

Applications for both short term and long term visa must be submitted at the Czech Embassy or Czech Consulate in your country of origin. 

(The short term visa is issued by the Czech Embassy or Czech Consulate in your country of origin and takes only 10 days to be processed. The long term student visa is issued by the Czech Ministry of Interior and takes up to 60 days to be processed.) 
 
For a student visa application you must have the following documents:

• A valid passport.
• A Letter of Acceptance supplied by our university.
• A Financial Agreement or written Confirmation that you are a beneficiary of study/research grant. You may need an official confirmation from your bank with a statement that you have sufficient financial means on your account to fund your stay and you studies in the Czech Republic.
• A Confirmation of Accommodation 
• A valid international health insurance (We encourage you to use our partner insurance company and an easy-to-use on-line form.)
• A Certificate of absence of criminal records from your country of origin (this document is compulsory and must be translated  into Czech by a translator with an official stamp).

STUDENT MODE

CEVRO Institute is a part of the Student Mode Project since December 2019.

The project „Student Mode“ is the concept of visa facilitation for students-foreigners from selected third countries who are admitted to study at CEVRO Institute and at the same time they are enrolled in the Student Mode. It applies to the following countries of origin: Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Serbia, India, China, Pakistan, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Colombia and Peru.

IMPORTANT NOTE

There is no chance to get a visa ad hoc, after your arrival in the Czech Republic!

• 1.    Create an account and start a new application 
  Use this link to create new account and start your application to CEVRO Institute. After creating the account, you will receive an email from the information system with your application number and a link to activate your account. Without activating the account, you will not be able to submit the application. 

  2.    Provide personal details and application documents
  In your application you shall provide as much information about yourself as you can. We will need your personal details such as contact address, phone number, study history etc. You also need to upload your university diploma and your admission essay.

  3.    Motivation letter
  In order to successfully submit your application, you need to write a motivation letter in which you should be able to demonstrate your proficiency in English and your determination and interest in our EBP program. Tell us something about yourself, your study/work experience and why you have decided to apply to the CEVRO Institute. 

  4.    Processing your application
  We will get back to you in 1-2 weeks after you have submitted your electronic application to inform you about the result and give you more information about what you need to do next. If you are accepted you need to pay EUR 1,000 deposit in order to receive a visa letter. This amount will be then deducted from the tuition fee.  

  5.    Study Contract
  If you receive a student visa to study with us, you will be required to sign a study contract.  You can do it after your arrival to Prague.