The Dean's Office
The Dean's Office
The Dean’s office is the executive apparatus of the Faculty in economic and administrative matters.
The majority of the central administration offices is to be found in the Hollar building, Smetanovo nábřeží 6, 110 01 Praha 1. The Project Support and Investment Office is located at Voršilská 1, 110 00 Praha 1.
News
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Cash Office closed on Monday 10 August 2026
Cash Office closed on Monday, 10 August 2026 due to vacation. Thank you for your understanding. -
Science at FSV UK: Prague Pride 2026 began. How do social sciences contribute to understanding LGBTQ+ issues?
The recent tragic events at the Christopher Street Day march in Berlin remind us that prejudice and hatred towards LGBTQ+ people are not a thing of the past in society. It is in these moments that awareness, empathy and a scientific perspective on issues of diversity and human rights are all the more important. How do social sciences view these topics? Read more in the article. -
Planned power outages at the Jinonice Campus
On Thursday, 13 August 2026, planned power outages will take place at the Jinonice Campus as part of the ongoing building reconstruction. In addition, the emergency public address system will be tested during the morning. We recommend that you do not visit the building on that day. Thank you for your understanding. -
Cash Office closed on Wednesday, 22 July 2026
On Wednesday, 22 July 2026, the Cash Office will be closed. Thank you for your understanding. -
4EU+ University Diploma: Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Project Management
4EU+ University Diploma: Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Project Management je osmiměsíční vzdělávací program pro PhD studenty či pro studenty v posledním roce magisterského studia zaměřený na projektový management, který je tvořen s korporátními partnery zapojených partnerských univerzit. Deadline pro přihlašování je 23. července 2026. -
Science at FSV UK: How to measure the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence? Researchers from FSV UK contributed to global research published in Nature
More than a thousand scientists from around the world joined forces to create Humanity’s Last Exam – one of the most significant benchmarks currently used to evaluate the capabilities of the most advanced artificial intelligence models. Among the contributors to this global project, whose findings were published in the prestigious journal Nature, are Vít Střítecký and Petr Špelda from the Institute of Political Studies at FSV UK.