riaditeľ odboru komunikácie a sponzoringu Slovenská sporiteľňa, a.s.

štátny tajomník Ministerstva hospodárstva SR; štátny tajomník Ministerstva Životného prostredia SR; poslanec Národnej rady SR; generálny riaditeľ SPP

 

vedúci útvaru vzdelávania a rozvoja, T-systems (do 2009), Senior IT Analyst v Erste Group (Vienna)

VISION

The Faculty of Business Economics with seat in Košice of the Bratislava University of Economics and Business (EUBA) aims to be a sought-after and modern faculty of a recognized university of international significance by strengthening and developing academic excellence and quality in all areas of activity. The Faculty intends to continue striving for a leading position in the education of business economists and commercial professionals, not only within the Eastern Slovakia region but also in the broader European space. This ambition is based on the proven level and quality of education derived from the latest scientific knowledge, the intensity and quality of research, the success of graduates in the labor market, and significant partnerships with scientific, research, and educational institutions, as well as business practice.

MISSION

The mission of the Faculty of Business Economics of EUBA is to contribute to the development of education, knowledge, science, and culture in accordance with the needs of society; to develop knowledge, skills, wisdom, creativity, and human goodness, thereby contributing to the development of a knowledge-based society. The primary task of the Faculty is to provide high-quality higher education across all three levels of university study within a complex of economic and management study programs, as well as selected programs in the fields of humanities and information sciences. This is achieved by advancing knowledge through free creative inquiry in the fields of economics, business, informatics, humanities, and social sciences, contributing to the development of a knowledge-based society in the region, Slovakia, and the European space.

VALUES

The Faculty adheres to the values and principles enshrined in the Magna Charta Universitatum. In accordance with this document, the Faculty, as part of the University, particularly:

 

  • Develops its activities based on the principles of autonomy and moral and scientific independence from politics, while respecting academic freedoms.
  • Applies the principle of inseparability of educational activities from science and research, and supports critical thinking in the creative activities of both students and faculty staff.
  • Rejects any forms of intolerance and xenophobia and promotes dialogue in all areas of the Faculty's activities.
  • Upholds and develops traditions within regional, Slovak, and European contexts, honoring the values of democracy and European humanism.
  • Promotes the traditions of European dialogue and supports interaction between cultures, while respecting and applying the principle of equal opportunities.

STRATEGIC GOALS

In defining its strategic goals, the Faculty draws upon key strategic documents, applicable laws, and regulations. These strategic goals serve as a firm foundation and inspiration for the creation of specific faculty priorities in individual areas, supporting its development, quality, and social responsibility.

 

phf euba as an academic community

The Professor Čollák Foundation in Michalovce was established to:

  • develop and support university education and science at the Faculty of Business Economics of the Bratislava University of Economics and Business with seat in Košice, the Educational Center in Michalovce
  • support and organize educational activities
  • support and develop research activities in the field of operation management of healthcare facilities in patient care and in the field of prevention
  • establish partnerships with entities from Slovakia and other countries and exchanging know-how
  • support and develop more effective economically sustainable diagnostics.

Identification data of the foundation

    • Name:             Professor Čollák Foundation
    • Headquarters: Masarykova 9, 071 01 Michalovce
    • IČO:                 31 959 288                 
    • DIČ:                 202 07 44 033
    • E-mail:             ,
    • Bank details:  
      • Prima banka Slovensko, a.s.: IBAN: SK45 5600 0000 0042 0039 6001
      • UniCreditBank, a.s.: IBAN: SK58 1111 0000 0013 8291 4004

Registered in the Register of Foundations under number: 203/Na-96/154

Main sponsors

SPP  kerex  chst chemkostav  vvs  Lidl  bsh  6 steel team  7 bell  c holcimtaurismichalovce logo

Foundation bodies

Board of Trustees

  • Dipl. Ing. Michal Čelovský, MBA – Chairman of the Management Board
  • Dr. h. c. prof. RNDr. Michal Tkáč, CSc.
  • Dipl. Ing. Martin Buršák
  • Dipl. Ing. Jozef Sokologorský, MBA
  • Dipl. Ing. Peter Medviď, MBA
  • Dipl. Ing. Peter Hajduk
  • Dipl. Ing. Marek Kubovčík

Foundation administrator, statutory representative

Supervisory Board of the Foundation

  • Dipl. Ing. Ján Kerekeš, MBA
  • Dipl. Ing. Peter Bálint, MBA
  • Dipl. Ing. Ivan Balog

Foundation projects

Curriculum vitae of professor Mikuláš Čollák

Mikuláš Čollák - pedagogue, translator, journalist

(born 09.12.1906 in Oreské, died 14.01.1965 in Michalovce)

He was born to a family of teachers. He graduated from the Pedagogical Institute in Košice in 1925, grammar school in Uzhhorod in 1926, the Faculty of Natural Sciences in Bratislava in 1930 and the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University in Brno in 1937.

From 1931 to 1964 he worked as a secondary school teacher teaching chemistry and physics in several towns (Zvolen, Spišská Nová Ves, Humenné, Michalovce). He was the director of the Teaching Academy, High School in Michalovce and lastly the Technical School of Civil Engineering in Michalovce.

As a pedagogue, he was engaged in the methodology of the teaching process. He was the author of textbooks: Inorganic chemistry for the first class of grammar schools (Bratislava 1947), Organic chemistry for the IV. class of grammar schools (Bratislava 1948), Chemistry I. and II. part for the 9th class of Eleven-year Secondary Schools (Bratislava 1957 and 1958). On the national round of Pedagogical Reading in 1961 he won the 1st place for his work Activity of pupils in chemistry classes. In 1964, he was awarded the title of Meritorious Teacher.

He was also involved in translating from Slovenian literature. During his studies in Brno, he lived with students from Slovenia and learned the Slovenian language. He translated the historical novel Under the Free Sun by Slovenian writer F.S. Finžgara and Scandal in St. Florian Valley by I. Cankar. He had written several short stories and essays: Črty o Zemplíne, Kračok, Ivan Cankar and Slovinci. He had published literary and cultural and historical articles, stories and sketch stories in newspapers and journals Slovenské pohľady, Slovenský denník, Kultúra, Elán, Slovenský Východ and Národné noviny. He left several short stories in the manuscript: Svetlo v tmách, Tibavský poklad, Prvé svetielko. He co-authored a representative publication Almanach Zemplína.

Prof. Čollak Foundation bears his name, that was founded to support university studies at the University of Economics in Bratislava, Faculty of Business Economics in Košice and its pedagogical branch in Michalovce.

 

Subcategories

Well-known and successful graduates of the Faculty of Business Economy of the University of Economics in Bratislava with seat in Košice