STUDY COURSES
Subjects
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Credits
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Semester
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Compulsory courses
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Economic Politics
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5
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1
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Business Analysis
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5
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Quantitative Research Methods
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5
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Financial Markets and Sustainable Asset Management
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10
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Elective courses
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Sustainable Development and Responsible Business
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5
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Sales Psychology of Financial Services
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5
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Family Business Strategy and Sustainable Development
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5
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Compulsory courses
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Strategic Finance Management
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5
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2
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Risk Management
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5
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Public Economics
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5
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Corpprrate Governanace
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5
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Master Thesis: Theoretical Part
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10
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Compulsory courses
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Corporate financial strategy
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5
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3
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Master Thesis: Final Part
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20
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Elective courses
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Sustainable Development and Responsible Business
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5
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Sales Psychology of Financial Services
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5
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Family Business Strategy and Sustainable Development
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5
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Economic Politics (5 credits) 1 semester Compulsory course
Objective: to provide the necessary knowledge for the analysis and evaluation of economic politics processes. Therefore, you will be able to make reasonable and adequate financial and business management decisions and formulate corporate finance and business development strategies taking into account the country's economic policy.
Business Analysis (5 credits) 1 semester Compulsory course
Objective: to provide the knowledge and understanding of the company's financial statements and performance. As you study this course, you will learn about the benefits and "myths" of initial coin offering (ICO). You will also learn to analyze the data in the reports and to evaluate the company's performance. In order to be able to apply knowledge in a real business environment, all cases analyzed in the course are based on the activities of real companies and sectors.
Quantitative Research Methods (5 credits) 1 semester Compulsory course
Objective: to provide knowledge that will allow you to identify and evaluate the relationship between the various variables that exist in the business. While studying this subject, you will learn about the possibilities of applying blockchain technology in a real business environment. You will also be able to assess the impact of economic conditions on business and make quantitative financial and business development forecasts as well as to assess the reliability of these forecasts and make decisions in business.
Financial Markets and Sustainable Asset Management (10 credits) 1 semester Compulsory course
Objective: To provide knowledge about financial markets and their features as well as the process and objectives of investment management. You will learn about the latest financial technologies (FinTech) and their application in everyday business activities. You will be able to assess the causes of financial crises and formulate both personal and business investment management strategies. You will also be able to conduct and evaluate financial market research and learn how to apply it in practice in the management of company funds.
Sustainable Development and Responsible Business (5 credits) 1 semester 1 and 3 semester Elective course
Objective: to develop the ability to understand the limits of the legality of the pursuit and implementation of economic activities, which would allow making informed decisions in business, taking into account the requirements of the law.You will learn how to assess the legal requirements, the applicable forms of liability and the behaviour in relation to the potential liability of an economic operator.Also, you will learn about the possible forms and types of liability in different areas of business and get acquainted with the peculiarities of the application of liability in economic activities based on the practice of business supervisory authorities and courts.
Family Business Strategy and Sustainable Development (5 credits) 1 and 3 semester Elective course
Objective: to provide knowledge to students seeking to increase the sustainability of family business decision-making. While studying this subject, you will learn about family business management, inheritance planning, asset management risks and investments, and will be able to find and apply new solutions to existing family business problems.
Sales Psychology of Financial Services (5 credits) 1 and 3 semester Elective course
Objective: to provide students with knowledge about the development and sale of financial instruments based on the psychological aspects and types of human thinking.
By studying this subject, you will learn about the patterns and ways of behaviour of financial product market participants. Also, you will learn how to get the desired result faster and more efficiently and how to implement a financial product faster or more expensive while being in the role of the buyer or seller of a product.
You will be able to identify different psychological types of people and evaluate the benefits of financial products.
Strategic Finance Management (5 credits) 2 semester Compulsory
Objective: to develop the ability to make optimal (optimized) financial management decisions and to effectively use the capabilities of information systems to achieve this goal.
You will be able to take an innovative look at financial management optimization, delving into modern optimization techniques, modern financial risk assessment of a company and best financial management practices. You will be able to design the company's financial situation in the face of uncertainty and apply modern methods in decision making. You will know how to apply Big Data analysis to optimize your financial performance.
Risk Management (5 credits) 2 semester Compulsory
Objective: to develop the capacity to manage financial risks in the international space and to use the capabilities of information systems in risk assessment and management. You will gain practical skills in identifying the effects of exchange rate fluctuations in international business and in using financial instruments in foreign exchange markets to protect against exchange rate fluctuations. You will know about the modern financial risk assessment principles and management methods and will develop the ability to identify financial risk, measure its extent and assess the impact of risk on the institution's financial results. You will also learn to apply risk mitigation and elimination technologies.
Public Economics (5 credits) 2 semester Compulsory
Objective: to develop the ability to interpret and analyze the role of the state in the economy and the principles of economic policy (except macroeconomic policy). You will be able to interpret the role of the state in the economy and put it into practice when dealing with issues in the economic environment that you will face in business or managing family finances.
Corporate Governance (5 credits) 2 semester Compulsory
Objective: to provide knowledge that will enable you to identify corporate governance problems and apply them. You will learn to identify the characteristics of corporate governance according to the type of company and to apply good corporate governance practices. You will understand the principles of formation and effective operation of the board as the main corporate governance body and will be able to participate in the governance of international business enterprises and institutions.
Corporate Financial Strategy (5 credits) 3 semester Compulsory
You will be acquainted with the principles and practice of business development finance strategy formation, you will be able to create business development scenarios and select their financing methods. You will learn to determine the value of the company and understand the peculiarities of valuing the company, you will have the ability to search for and find alternatives to financing the transaction. You will understand the methods and sequence of actions in the acquisition and merger process.