Learning outcomes

 

The expected learning outcomes of the FE program are:

  1. Provides advanced knowledge in the field of economics, business, management, entrepreneurship, finance, banking, accounting and on knowing data collection techniques and methods of analysis, applied in the respective fields;
  2. Implements advanced knowledge and skills in the field of business and management, understanding business and economic problems at the national level and beyond, and applying adequate methods and techniques to solving these problems;
  3. Asserts in-depth skills on international financial operations, financial markets, and accounting related to international transactions through problem solving, decision making, and critical thinking;
  4. Analyzes, at an advanced level, the practical aspects of interpreting and applying the principles of management, financial accounting, managerial accounting, as well as assesses the impact of legislation, including fiscal regulations and doing business;
  5. Compiles financial analysis based on the needs of stakeholders, provide adequate recommendations and communicate professionally with stakeholders through financial and non-financial reporting;
  6. Creates analysis on the importance of identifying, assessing and predicting the consequences of risk taken within the activity of business entities;
  7. Responds to opportunities and threats arising from the external environment (political, economic, social, legal, technological) and from poor governance, taking into account organizational behavior;
  8. Evaluates investment decisions by applying software programs to draw valid conclusions; and
  9. Recommends and applies appropriate tools, approaches, models to adapt to different business situations and recommend responses to changes in the business ecosystem.