Dissertation Topics for 2026

Strategy, Governance & Entrepreneurial Dynamics

Focuses on strategic decision-making under uncertainty, governance and transparency of organizations, entrepreneurship, and responsible business conduct. It also covers how digitalization and data-driven tools reshape strategic and entrepreneurial decision-making.

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Marketing, Consumer Behaviour & Corporate Responsibility

Explores how consumers perceive, evaluate, and respond to marketing communication in the digital era. It integrates sustainability, ethics, and transparency as key elements of brand trust and corporate reputation.

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Organizational Behaviour, Leadership & Human Resource Management

Examines the behaviour of individuals and teams in organizations, leadership styles, motivation, ethics, and well-being. It also analyses how digital transformation and hybrid work environments reshape leadership and employee behaviour.

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Decision-Making, Data & Knowledge Systems

Focuses on managerial decision-making, data analytics, and knowledge systems. Research in this field combines computational methods and behavioural insights to enhance managerial judgment, organizational learning, and the trustworthy use of AI.

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Sectoral & Regional Management (Health, Tourism, Public Sector)

Addresses management and policy challenges in specific sectors—healthcare, tourism, and regional development. The research emphasizes sustainability, governance models, and the use of digital technologies in complex service systems.

Sample dissertation topics

  • New Models of Organizing Healthcare Providers at the City, Regional, and Metropolitan Levels — Assoc. prof. Peter Pazitny, PhD
  • Modern Payment Mechanisms in Healthcare (Risk-Sharing, Pay-for-Performance, Pay-for-Quality) in the Context of the New Public Management Approach — Assoc. prof. Peter Pazitny, PhD
  • Redesign and Transformation of Patient Pathways in Chronic Disease Management through Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence — Assoc. prof. Peter Pazitny, PhD
  • System Dynamics Modelling for Decision-Making Support in Destination Management — Assoc. prof. Petr Stumpf, PhD
  • The Role of Social Identity of Residents and Visitors in Destination Management and Marketing — Assoc. prof. Petr Stumpf, PhD
  • Managing Destination Stakeholder Collaboration through the Application of Collaborative Governance Principles — Martin Lusticky, PhD
  • Adaptive Co-Management as a Tool for Enhancing Participatory Governance in Tourism Destinations — Martin Lusticky, PhD
  • Building Resilience in Tourism Destinations: Governance Strategies for Managing Uncertainty — Martin Lusticky, PhD
  • Destination Resilience as a Strategic Priority: A Multi-Stakeholder Perspective on Risk and Recovery — Martin Lusticky, PhD