prof. Ing. Martin Kvizda, Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Economics

office: 520
Lipová 507/41a
602 00 Brno

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phone:	+420 549 49 7134
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Basic information

Office hours

Courses taught

Spring 2012 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

Autumn 2011 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

CZS21
Economic Policy 1
Internship
Macroeconomics for Public Administration
Microeconomics for Public Administration
Preparation of the dissertation (DXE_PDPR, DXE_PROD)
Project
Research Seminar
Research Workshop
Study of literature (DXE_SLIT, DXE_STUD)

Autumn 2011 at Faculty of Law

Economics and Economic Policy

Spring 2011 at Faculty of Law

Economics and Economic Policy

Autumn 2010 at Faculty of Law

Economics and Economic Policy

Spring 2011 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

Autumn 2010 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

CZS21
Economic Policy 1
Internship
Macroeconomics for Public Administration
Microeconomics for Public Administration
Preparation of the dissertation (DXE_PDPR, DXE_PROD)
Research Seminar
Research Workshop
Study of literature (DXE_SLIT, DXE_STUD)

Spring 2010 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

Autumn 2009 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

CZS21
Diploma Thesis Seminar 1
Economic Policy 1
Internship
Macroeconomics for Public Administration
Preparation of the dissertation (DXE_PDPR, DXE_PROD)
Research Seminar
Research Workshop
Study of literature (DXE_SLIT, DXE_STUD)

Autumn 2009 at Faculty of Law

Economics and Economic Policy

Spring 2009 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

Autumn 2008 at Faculty of Economics and Administration

CZS21
Diploma Thesis Seminar 2
Economic Policy of the European Union
Macroeconomics for Public Administration
Preparation of the dissertation
Scientific work (D_VP1, D_VP3, D_VP5)
Special Working Experience

Autumn 2008 at Faculty of Law

Economics and Economic Policy

Spring 2008 at Faculty of Science

Economic policy I

Spring 2008 at Faculty of Economics and Administration