Prague University of Economics and Business

My visit to the university was humiliating and a complete nightmare. My visit was to find out if there are any free master's programs. From the entrance to the main entrance, the guards told me to go to another building and ask there. In the other building, I came across a guard who was a horrible, vicious, and rude old woman who didn't speak English. A colleague of hers came and asked me rudely what I was doing there, how I got into the building, and if I had a meeting with anyone? Then followed 10 minutes of questions about what I wanted and that I could not enter the building, after which I was kicked out most horribly and told to leave. It is advisable for a university that has international students to allow such an attitude with future ones? And also how it is possible that the people who have to orientate people, do not speak English and to be so rude. Terrible impression of your university, terrible!!!

Quality varies a lot among lectures, so worth learning what you like and not forcing yourself to totally waste time with outdated lectures, lot of teachers are very arrogant even thou they are often less than average

The University of Economics, Prague (Czech: Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, VŠE, also called Prague School of Economics) is an economics and business-oriented public university located in Prague, Czech Republic. It is the largest university in the field of economics, business and information technology in the Czech Republic, with 15 000 students across its bachelors, masters, doctoral and MBA programmes.

Poor quality of lectures and seminars is disappointing. Marks depends mostly on luck and emotional issues of teachers.

Extremely close to the main train station, this place offer good facilities for events such as the Computational Neuroscience Meeting - CNS 2015, hosted in this building from 18th - 23rd July 2015. It would be better with air as it gets really hot inside the building during summer. Overall, it is a really nice place.