Eva Muchová

Eva Muchová is a Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Economics in Bratislava. She holds the position of Person responsible for the Study Programme Economics and Law and teaches courses including Principles of Economics 1/2, Macroeconomics, and International Economics and Law. Her research focuses on International Economics, European Integration, Methodology of Teaching Economics, and Economics of Happiness.

• Education background not explicitly stated in text.
• Research projects include leadership roles in VEGA and KEGA grants addressing EU post-crisis dynamics, e-learning in economics education, and Slovak economic policy.
• Key international projects include coordination of Leonardo da Vinci programs and participation in ERASMUS+ initiatives.

Her teaching innovations include e-learning applications through the KEGA project 'Learn Economics'. Notable publications analyze balance-of-payments constraints in CEE, EU export competitiveness, and Slovak fiscal policies. She serves on multiple university committees including the Ethics Commission and Scientific Board of the Faculty of Economics and Finance.

Her research portfolio includes over 10 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Emerging Markets Finance & Trade and Journal of Economic Policy Reform, covering topics from EU integration post-crisis to corruption dynamics in transition economies. She has consistently led major research projects with certifications for excellent outcomes from VEGA grants.