FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

The curriculum financial management is designed for those whose focus is managing companies, sectors, administrative management in the public sector, governance and management of public finances, work in banks, financial sectors, financial and investment consulting, etc.

In this curriculum, three key (mandatory) courses are offered:

Managerial accounting – the goal of this course is to enable students to understand management accounting as a skill for cost management in companies, determining sales prices, profit determination, assessing profit sensitivity based on cost structures, and developing business plans and budgets for companies.

Corporate finance – the course aims to acquire knowledge and competencies for applying financial principles and techniques to solve practical problems in companies. It delves deeper into critical decision-making areas for businesses. The course is practically oriented and focused on maximizing the company’s value from a corporate finance perspective, mergers, acquisitions, and dividend policy. 

International financial management – the aim of this course is to enable students to understand the process of globalization that creates complex and risky circumstances in which it takes place international trade as well as the use of various modern instruments for hedging international trade deals.

This study program is open for all fields, as it includes programs for acquiring qualifications for financial managers who may come from various professional backgrounds.