Finance and Banking

The subjects from the curriculum are covered by courses and books that include the topics from the subject’s file. Some of the subjects studied within this program are: Insurance and social protection, Currency, Financial accounting, Operations of credit institutions, International financial institutions, Bank accounting, Economic-financial analysis.

The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the second year of study, 3 weeks, and summing 90 hours at the end of the second semester.

The professional skills that graduates will obtain after gaining their Bachelor’s degree are:

• Correctly using concepts, theories, methods and instruments of financial nature in the private and public entities/organizations
• Collecting, analysing and interpreting data and information regarding economic-financial problems
• Achieving works of an economic-financial nature on the level of private and public entities/organizations
• Executing operations and financial transactions specific to private and public entities/organizations
• Implementing plans and budgets on the level of private and public entities/organizations
• Applying financial decisions within private and public entities/organizations
  
  

Possible carrier paths:

• Expert accountant trainee;
• Bank economist, bank manager;
• Operations/goods manager;
• Manager client/bank relations/society leasing;
• Treasurer;
• Banking analyst/society leasing;
• Bank officer (credits, marketing, goods and banking services)
• Credit analyst;
• Risk manager;
• Conformity expert;
• Compensation agent (interbank);
• Banking consultant;