• Accounting*;
• Fundamentals of Law*;
• Financial and Management Accounting;
• Direct and Indirect Taxes;
• State and Local Government Finance;
• Corporate and Personal Finance Management;
• Research Methodology;
• Application of Innovative Technologies in Finance;
• Financial Control and Audit;
• Econometric Modelling and Forecasting;
• Master Thesis Project;
• Project Cost Management;
• Start-ups Investment Modelling;
• Big Data Analysis;
• Economic and Financial Behavior.

General competences and learning outcomes

1. Personal and Social abilities

• Ability to engage in lifelong learning processes, to independently observe and critically evaluate theoretical and practical innovations in the development of the financial system in the context of an ever-changing national and global market.
• Ability to cooperate in an ethic and tolerant manner, communicate comprehensibly while using financial terminology properly with different stakeholders in making and implementing decisions related to financial management, collecting and processing financial data or drafting financial reports as well as providing financial consultations.
• Ability to conduct scientific research on financial issues individually and in teams and to take responsibility for the quality of their and their subordinate employees’ activities in accordance with professional ethics and social responsibility.

Subject specific competences and learning outcomes

1. Knowledge and its application

• Ability to acquire the most recent knowledge in economics, management, accounting and audit based on the fundamental and applied research and ability to apply it in practice for financial management decisions making in the changing business environment, traditional, global and network organisations.
• Ability to gain a deep understanding of financial theories and ability to apply models and principles based on fundamental and the most recent knowledge in conducting research of problems related to functioning of financial systems, public, business and tax management and making comprehensive financial decisions.

1. Research skills

• Ability to select and apply appropriate data analysis methodologies to integrate scientific knowledge and research data into making financial management decisions and evaluating alternatives in an environment of high uncertainty.
• Ability to analyse, systematize and assess critically the information important for the changes in the financial system, financial management professional activities and introduction of innovations, and integrate knowledge while providing consultations or performing expert evaluation of finance and inter-disciplinary areas.

1. Special abilities

• Ability to plan and perform a comprehensive financial analysis and assessment of business or public organisation by integrating the most recent concepts of finance, economics, accounting, risk and taxation analysis and applying the principles of professional ethics and social responsibility adequately.
• Ability to identify and address complex financial management issues independently and innovatively, critically evaluating alternatives to short-term and long-term financial and non-financial sector development solutions integrating the latest theoretical knowledge, applied research data and an interdisciplinary holistic approach.