Finance and Accounting

After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• implement, evaluate and interpret a wide range of processes and activities in the field of financial management in businesses, non-profit organizations and public administration;
• understand the broader economic context and impacts of the external economic environment;
• apply acquired practical skills and confront theoretical knowledge with the realities of practice;
• apply professional knowledge especially in the field of corporate finance, accounting and taxation;
• independently obtain, classify and analyse information on the economic development of the enterprise and subsequently propose effective solutions to problems and present them to the environment;
• compile financial statements, analyse and interpret data contained in financial statements prepare basic financial analyses;
• use basic banking and insurance products, assess their economic viability and propose their use in the context of the needs of the entity;
• solve practical problems through the intensive use of software products widely used in the finance and accounting sector;
• communicate in a world language, especially English.