Ekonomické aspekty fungování soukromých vysokých škol v České republice

This bachelor thesis examines the economic aspects of private universities in the Czech Republic. Its aim is to provide a data summary that can serve as a basis for rational decision-making on both the demand side, represented by potential applicants of private universities, and the supply side, i.e., operators and founders of private universities. The thesis defines higher education in the context of economic goods and explores the emergence and development of private higher education institutions, with an emphasis on comparing them with public higher education institutions in terms of operating conditions and structure. The empirical part of the thesis focuses on data analysis obtained through a questionnaire survey of students and graduates of private universities. The aim is to analyze the motives for choosing a private university and the factors influencing this decision-making process.