Fields of Study

Economics

Economics – Bachelor’s Degree Programme
(Academic Profile)

The undergraduate programme in Economics offers students a comprehensive foundation in economic theory, combined with practical competences essential for success in a dynamic and competitive labor market. Graduates acquire both theoretical knowledge and the ability to apply economic analysis tools in real-world business and institutional contexts.

Students may choose from the following specializations:

  1. Business Economics

The specialization prepares students for roles as analysts and consultants in enterprises and institutions supporting entrepreneurship. Graduates develop competencies in:

  • Market and competition analysis
  • Business development and investment project management
  • Strategic planning in enterprises
  • Preparation of expert reports on internal and external business processes
  1. Economics of Business Services

Designed for future specialists, advisors, and consultants in enterprises and institutions engaged in economic policy. Key areas of competence include:

  • Market research and economic evaluation
  • Diagnosis of factors influencing local entrepreneurship
  • Investment advisory and business planning
  • Support for economic and financial operations
  • Advisory on public policy instruments, including EU funding mechanisms
  • Promotion of ecological investments and implementation of IT systems
  1. Economics and Management in the Public Sector

This specialization equips students to meet the needs of public institutions such as government administration, healthcare, education, and public enterprises. Graduates gain expertise in:

  • Public sector economics and governance
  • Administrative law and policy-making processes
  • Budgetary accounting, auditing, and tax advisory
  • Public procurement systems and social insurance
  • Resource management and modern public administration methods

Graduates are well-prepared for careers as consultants, advisors, auditors, or specialists in areas such as public procurement, insurance, and accounting.

  1. Financial Management and Accounting

Focused on financial services, investment analysis, and accounting processes, this specialization prepares graduates for roles in finance and accounting departments across sectors. Core competences include:

  • Financial planning and investment evaluation
  • Cost-benefit analysis and financial decision-making
  • Financial process analysis at enterprise, regional, and national levels
  • Fundamentals of financial and managerial accounting
  • Cost optimization and tax planning
  • Investment risk and efficiency assessment

 

Economics – Master’s Degree Programme
(Academic Profile)

The graduate programme in Economics provides students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for analyzing complex economic phenomena. The curriculum is designed to foster adaptability to labor market demands through the application of diverse analytical methods and research tools.

Students may specialize in one of the following areas:

 

  1. Business Economics

This specialization prepares students for careers as economists and development specialists in enterprises and supporting institutions. Emphasis is placed on applying economic theory to business practice and analyzing the external environment of firms. Graduates acquire skills in:

  • Business analysis and investment planning from a macroeconomic perspective
  • Strategic planning and implementation in business entities
  • Preparation of expert reports on internal and external business processes
  • Supporting for entrepreneurship and business development
  1. Business Services Economics

Graduates of this specialization are equipped to work as consultants and advisors in enterprises, business support institutions, and organizations involved in economic policy. Key competences include:

  • Economic environment assessment
  • Financial and investment advisory services
  • Consulting on enterprise organization, service sales strategies, and human capital management
  • Advising on the use of economic policy instruments, including EU funding and public-private partnerships
  • Supporting the implementation of quality and logistics systems
  1. Economics and Management in the Public Sector

This specialization prepares students for expert and managerial positions in public administration, healthcare, education, defense, and other public institutions. The programme emphasizes analytical thinking, project evaluation, and public policy implementation. Graduates develop skills in:

  • Applying economic analysis to social and economic processes at micro, meso, and macro levels
  • Utilizing administrative law in public decision-making and procedures (e.g., public procurement, labor law)
  • Managing public sector institutions using modern management approaches
  • Securing and managing EU and other external funding
  • Public sector accounting, auditing, cost analysis, and project evaluation
  1. Financial Economics and Accounting

This specialization prepares students for careers in financial analysis, accounting, and financial consultancy in both the private and public sectors. The interdisciplinary curriculum integrates economics, finance, banking, and taxation. Graduates gain expertise in:

  • Advanced financial and managerial accounting, including public sector accounting
  • Budget planning and long-term financial forecasting
  • Development of business strategies, investment plans, and cost-effectiveness assessments
  • Accounting and tax services for SMEs and NGOs
  • Financial risk assessment and investment decision-making
  • Evaluation of financial standing of enterprises and public institutions
  • Support in acquiring and managing public and EU funds
  • Management of international and cross-border business transactions

  Finance and Accounting


Finance and Accounting – Bachelor’s Degree Programme (Academic Profile)

The undergraduate programme in Finance and Accounting provides students with a solid foundation in financial theory and accounting practices, as well as a comprehensive understanding of the functioning of financial institutions and banking systems. The curriculum equips students with analytical tools necessary to interpret key economic phenomena and assess the financial condition of business entities.

In addition to domain-specific competencies, the programme ensures that graduates achieve B2-level proficiency in a foreign language, in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), including the use of specialized terminology in finance and accounting.

Graduates are prepared to pursue careers in private enterprises, public sector institutions, financial intermediaries, insurance companies, and other financial organizations, particularly in junior and mid-level positions.

Students may choose from the following specializations:

  1. Corporate Accounting

This specialization prepares students to identify and address challenges related to bookkeeping, financial reporting, and the provision of financial information in enterprises operating across manufacturing, trade, and service sectors. It also covers accounting and finance in financial intermediaries, public sector entities, and non-profit organizations.

The curriculum responds to labor market demands by preparing professionals capable of managing both full and simplified accounting systems, including those required for financial reporting, tax settlements, social insurance, customs, and other regulatory obligations.

Career opportunities include:

  • Accounting advisors or consultants
  • Financial analysts
  • Specialists in accounting and reporting
  • Independent professionals in financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurance companies, financial advisory firms)
  • Staff in financial and accounting departments of public institutions and NGOs

Graduates are also well-prepared to continue their education at the master’s level in economic disciplines, particularly in Finance and Accounting, including the Accounting and Financial Audit specialization.

  1. Finance and Banking

This specialization provides students with essential knowledge and skills in corporate finance, public finance, and financial intermediation. The curriculum includes the functioning of banks, investment funds, and other financial institutions, as well as financial operations such as:

  • Credit risk analysis and borrower evaluation
  • Loan procedures and documentation
  • Insurance and other financial services for businesses

Graduates are prepared for roles in:

  • Financial institutions, including commercial and cooperative banks (servicing individual and corporate clients, assessing financial needs and creditworthiness, selecting financial products, and applying sales and negotiation techniques)
  • Financial consulting and intermediary firms
  • Consulting companies and chambers of commerce
  • Financial departments of enterprises and public institutions

Graduates possess a thorough understanding of cooperation with banks, financial settlements, external financing of business and institutional operations, investment project evaluation, and cost optimization strategies.

This specialization also provides a strong foundation for further studies at the master’s level in economic fields, particularly in Finance and Accounting, including the Banking and Financial Advisory specialization.

 

Finance and Accounting – Master’s Degree Programme (Academic Profile)

The Master’s programme in Finance and Accounting offers students advanced, in-depth knowledge in the fields of finance, accounting, and financial markets, building upon competencies acquired at the undergraduate level. The curriculum is designed to develop analytical and decision-making skills essential for conducting complex financial analyses, formulating forecasts, and providing expert consultancy to both financial and non-financial entities, including enterprises and individuals.

Graduates are well-prepared for careers as accountants, financial and tax advisors, financial analysts, auditors, and accounting specialists in enterprises, financial institutions, and public sector organizations. The programme also equips students with the competencies necessary to establish and manage their own business ventures.

Students may choose from the following specializations:

  1. Accounting and Financial Audit

This specialization is intended for students seeking to deepen their expertise in corporate accounting, financial management, and financial intermediation. It provides a strong foundation for careers as accounting specialists and offers a pathway toward senior roles such as chief accountant.

Graduates are prepared to assume independent expert roles in finance and accounting within medium and large enterprises (e.g., commercial companies, corporate groups), as well as in business service firms such as debt collection agencies, audit firms, and financial settlement providers. With relevant experience, they may also progress into managerial positions.

A thorough understanding of the financial systems and accounting practices in financial institutions (e.g., banks, insurance companies) enables graduates to work in accounting and support departments of:

  • Leasing and factoring companies
  • Financial intermediaries and consulting firms

Career opportunities include:

  • Financial analysts
  • Heads of accounting offices or finance departments
  • Credit analysts
  • Financial auditors

Graduates will be able to:

  • Apply advanced accounting principles in accordance with IAS, IFRS, and national standards
  • Understand the impact of globalization and economic integration on enterprises and financial markets
  • Navigate specialized areas of accounting, including banking and public sector accounting
  • Interpret legal regulations (including tax law) and assess their implications for business operations and risk
  • Analyze micro- and macroeconomic phenomena and evaluate the financial condition of enterprises and institutions
  • Make informed financial decisions using quantitative methods and statistical inference
  • Conduct advanced financial analyses, formulate conclusions and recommendations, and assess investment risks
  • Use IT systems and tools relevant to finance and accounting practice
  1. Banking and Financial Advisory

This specialization provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in banking, financial planning, and financial consulting for individuals, enterprises, and public institutions. The curriculum aligns with EU and national reforms concerning the deregulation of financial professions including:

  • Tax advisory
  • Insurance and reinsurance agents and brokers
  • Bookkeeping services

Graduates will acquire competencies in:

  • Analyzing financial institution offerings and evaluating the cost-effectiveness of financial products and services
  • Utilizing modern IT tools and data acquisition techniques in finance and banking
  • Assessing the financial standing of individuals, businesses, and institutions
  • Identifying financing needs related to business operations, consumption, capital accumulation, and savings
  • Preparing long-term financial plans, evaluating institutional offers, drafting agreements, and executing financial operations
  • Developing personalized financial plans tailored to clients’ goals and financial capacities

Career paths include roles in:

  • Commercial and cooperative banks
  • Financial advisory and intermediary firms
  • Consulting companies and chambers of commerce
  • Investment firms
  • Enterprises focused on efficient financial resource management
  • Financial departments of public and private sector organizations

Graduates are also well-prepared to offer independent financial consultancy services and to establish their own business in the financial services sector.