Akademická funkce: PhD. Candidate
Odborné zaměření: Monetary economics, Macroeconomics
Členství: Doktorandi, Katedra makroekonomie a ekonometrie
Kontakt
Kancelář:
Email: vojtech [DOT] molnar [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Telefon:
Konzultační hodiny: Upon agreement
Další informace
PhD studium
Školitel: doc. PhDr. Tomáš Havránek Ph.D.
Rok začátku PhD studia: 2020
Datum rigorózní zkoušky:
Datum státní dr. zkoušky:
Malá obhajoba: 2023 (preliminary)
Velká obhajoba: 2024 (preliminary)
Vědecká práce:
Disertační téma:
Topics in Monetary Economics
Disertační teze:
Volitelné předměty (absolvované):
2020/2021 WS: Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance I (JED 414)
Životopis
Člen organizací
Česká společnost ekonomická (Czech Economic Society)
Vzdělání
2020 – present: Ph.D., IES FSV UK
2017 – 2020: Master Degree, IES FSV UK
2014 – 2017: Bachelor Degree, IES FSV UK
2020: University of Lisbon (Erasmus)
2017: CERGE-EI (Visiting Master student)
Odborná praxe
09/2020 - present: Analyst in Czech National Bank, Monetary Department, Monetary Policy and Fiscal Analyses Division
04/2019-01/2020: Intern in EY, Capital and Debt Advisory
2019: České priority (Contract for literature review)
Teaching assistantship:
2020/2021 WS: Monetary Economics (JEM027)
Courses:
Monetary Policy Communication (organized jointly by Joint Vienna Institute and Deutsche Bundesbank)
Research profiles
ORCID, RePEc, Publons with WoS RID
Veřejné aktivity
Scouting
Ocenění
Master studies: graduated with honours.
Bachelor studies: graduated with honours and with distinction from the Director of IES FSV UK for an extraordinarily good bachelor thesis.
Nabídka témat závěrečných prací
Bakalářské práce
Any topic related to monetary policy. Focus on monetary policy regimes, unconventional monetary policy or role of inflation expectations is especially welcomed.
Topics from other areas of macroeconomics are also possible upon agreement.
Diplomové práce
Any topic related to monetary policy. Focus on monetary policy regimes, unconventional monetary policy or role of inflation expectations is especially welcomed.
Topics from other areas of macroeconomics are also possible upon agreement.
