Czech

Not applicable.

Knowledge: The student will describe and explain mission and significance of non-profit organizations in the national economy. He/she will name individually different types of non-profit organizations and provide with their brief characteristics. He/she knows to describe and analyze different funding resources of non-profit-making organizations. He/she will define specifics of marketing and management in NPO.

Skills: The student will evaluate specifics of management of a particular NPO. He/she knows to consider current situation of a non-profit organization in the financial, marketing and personnel field and proposes possible changes.

General qualifications: The student recognizes the ethical-economic significance of non-profit organizations in the national economy and their role within the community. He/she is able to analyze information on non-profit organizations, evaluate them and associate them with commonly available information of political-economic character.

Public finance (basic course).

Not applicable.

Lectures consist of an explanation of basic principles, methodology of the discipline, problems and their solutions.

Presentation of 5 semestral works during the lectures in a small team. It is possible to gain a maximum of 20 points.
Form of examination:
Written only. The exam is a test (questions with four possible answers - just one is correct, open questions, yes/no questions, brief explanation of the basic terms). Time for elaboration: 40 minutes. Max. possible points of exam - 80, in order to pass the examination it is necessary to get at least 40 points (i.e. 50 %).
The resulting mark for the course is the sum of the points from the semestral works and the examination, and the resulting grade is in accordance with the BUT Study and Examination Regulations.

1. Approaches to definition of the non-profit sector. Justifiability of non-profit organizations (NPO) within the national economy.
2. Community. Mission and significance of NPO in the national economy, their function and operations. History of the non-profit sector.
3. Typology of non-profit organization in CR. Non-profit organizations by funding methods and scope of activities. Legislation regulating NPO.
4. Non-profit private public-beneficial organizations.
5. Non-profit private mutually-beneficial organizations.
6. Non-profit public organizations.
7. Funding of non-profit organizations. Public and private funding resources. Significance and self-funding methods.
8. Fundraising. Significance of the person of fundraiser.
9. Personnel management in non-profit organizations. Volunteership.
10. Marketing in non-profit organizations. Significance of PR. PR and fundraising.
11. Management of non-profit organizations. Organizational structure in dependence on mission of a non-profit organization.
12. Planning in NPO. Communication.

Not applicable.

The objective of the course is to provide students with knowledge and understanding of significance, mission and specifics of non-profit organizations (NPO) and their non-replaceable role in the community. At the same time to provide them with knowledge of basis of their management and funding.

Attendance at lectures is obligatory. The way of substituting of missed lectures and seminars is fully in the teachers’ competence.

Not applicable.

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