Přírodovědecká fakulta
katedra sociální geografie a regionálního rozvoje
Legerova 5, místnost 325
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Filip joined Urrlab in 2026 after completing a Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Sociology at the University of Oxford. His primary research expertise lies in migration studies, with his current research also exploring questions in urban and transport studies.
Filip has extensive experience with both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including data collection through semi-structured interviews and online surveys. He has worked with a range of research software, including Qualtrics, Jisc Online Surveys, Stata, SPSS, NVivo, and Python. During his DPhil, he conducted large-scale data collection through an online questionnaire, collecting data from over 3,200 respondents across two countries.
Filip has published single-authored articles in respected academic journals European Journal of Education and Population, Space and Place, with several further publications in preparation. He also authored the 2025 update of the report Student Migration to the UK for the University of Oxford’s Migration Observatory.
M.A. (Hons) Economics and Geography, University of St Andrews (2018)
M.Sc. Migration Studies, University of Oxford (2019)
D.Phil. Sociology, University of Oxford (2025)
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Němeček, F. International students’ socioeconomic affluence and staying likelihood. The International Conference on Migration and Mobilities, Population Geography Research Group, Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), University of St Andrews, July 2022.
Němeček, F. International students’ stay rate, country-level economic differences and social network proxies. European Sociological Association’s Midterm Meeting, Cyprus, May 2022.
Němeček, F. International student mobility in the context of Brexit: case study of prospective student migrants from the Czech Republic. Royal Geographical Society-Institute of British Geographers’ Annual International Conference, University of Cardiff, August 2018.