Economics and Management

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

• explain key economic concepts, categories and their interrelationships;
• be familiar with the terminology of economics, business economics, finance, management, entrepreneurship, marketing, informatics, statistics, accounting and business law;
• be familiar with the functioning of economic entities and the business environment;
• monitor and prepare analyses for decision making on the core activities of the organisation using IT;
• to determine possible trends in the future development of the economic activity of organisations on the basis of an analysis of their current state;
• prepare documents for negotiations with the organisation's business partners;
• formulate and present professional problems and possible solutions;
• use data processing tools;
• understand a professional text in English;
• interpret the impact of the current state of the business environment on a particular organisation;
• participate in negotiations with business partners;
• manage small work and project teams;
• prepare for and participate in professional meetings in English.