Faculty of Finance and Accountancy

Professionals trained in the public finances specialization for public finance organizations performing public functions will become able to think systemically and thus responsibly contribute to operating the financial accounting information system necessary to inform, and verify the implementation of, managerial decisions.

Professionals trained in the financial institutions specialization for organizations operating in the financial services sector will become able to function confidently with their acquired knowledge in all areas of banking services. They will be able to perform tasks at high standards in both retail and corporate areas.

Professionals studying in the entrepreneurship specialization and finding employment in particular in the small and medium-sized enterprise sector will become able to perform general financial-accounting and taxation-related tasks, specifically to participate in informing financial decisions, in daily liquidity management and in preparing tax returns and financial plans for various timespans.

• Labour Market Studies 
• Professional and Financial Information-Processing Studies
• Business Analysis
• Economics Basics
• Business Economics Basics
• Accounting Basics
• Foreign Language for Business A/1
• Communication Studies
• Finance
• Basics of Public Finances
• Financial Accounting 1
• Taxation Studies
• Foreign Language for Business A/2
• Money and Capital Markets
• Corporate Finance
• Financial Reporting
• Management Accounting

Typical jobs available to students with the higher educational qualification according to the Standard Classification System of Occupations (FEOR):

• 3611 Finance administrator (except banking administrator)
• 3614 Accounting administrator
• 3639 Administrator of other business type services not elsewhere classified
• 3652 Tax and duty office administrator
• 3653 Social security and aid authority administrator
• 4121 Accountant (analytical)
• 4129 Other accounting worker

Program leader: Dr. Barbara Kardos PhD