
Study system: full-time/part-time
Study mode: first-cycle
Duration: 3 years
First-cycle modules, full-time studies:
Corporate finance
Tax consultancy
Financial markets
Core subjects covered in the Finance and Accounting first-cycle program:
- Public Finance, Corporate Finance, Financial Accounting,
- Money and capital markets, Financial mathematics,
- Operational Research, Banking, Financial Reporting,
- Computer Accounting, International Finance,
- Personal Finance, Insurance, Economic and Financial Analysis,
- Tax system, Basics of cost accounting, Basics of controlling,
- Selected financial issues in a foreign language,
- Budgeting, Basics of Management Accounting.
The “Corporate Finance” module was developed for graduates who pursue careers in the finances of entities operating in the real economy, regardless of their size and level of bureaucracy (micro, small, medium-sized, corporations, state-owned and publicly listed companies). The curriculum covers valuation, profitability, and risk measurement for businesses, financial institutions, and public sector entities. These topics are universal in nature. Graduates of this module will find employment in international and Polish enterprises, public sector entities, and financial institutions. Key thematic areas include: designing business ventures (new ventures) and investment projects, selecting and raising capital, and assessing the benefits and risks of planned activities.
Method of conducting classes: in addition to traditional teaching methods (presentations), we offer workshops, case study exercises, and project groups.
The “Tax Consulting” module is aimed at individuals who want to work in business, specifically learning how to establish and maintain books and records, perform settlements, prepare reports and declarations, utilize financial information, and conduct tax analyses.
The module focuses on specialized knowledge and practical skills in accounting, taxes, and insurance premiums, which are essential for running a business. The knowledge and skills are consistent with Polish and EU accounting and tax regulations, making them essential for running any business.
Graduates of this module will have knowledge of establishing and maintaining tax records, determining tax and insurance obligations, and determining the amount of public law liabilities. Based on the knowledge acquired, students will gain skills in recordkeeping, settlement, and preparation of financial statements, tax and insurance declarations. Practical skills include conducting settlement procedures and reporting using specialized financial and accounting software and web applications.
“Financial markets” module. The curriculum for this module covers subjects related to the broadly defined financial market, providing graduates with comprehensive, practical knowledge. The curriculum encompasses two main areas of knowledge. The first describes and analyzes various segments of the financial market and the financial instruments within them, divided into the money market, the capital market, the derivatives market, and the foreign exchange market. The second area provides a detailed description of institutions operating in the financial market. These institutions include commercial banks, investment banks, insurance companies, investment funds, pension funds, brokerage houses, and investment management institutions. The curriculum is based on global standards and focuses on financial market analysis and risk analysis.
An additional advantage of the course and module is the emphasis on practical issues, which means that graduates of this course have no problems in obtaining employment in enterprises and financial institutions, especially in global international corporations.
Absolwent studiów I stopnia kierunku Finanse i rachunkowość posiada wiedzę z zakresu finansów i rachunkowości, funkcjonowania instytucji finansowych i banków oraz umiejętności analizy podstawowych zjawisk gospodarczych i sytuacji ekonomiczno-finansowych jednostek gospodarczych.
Graduates of this program understand the causes and effects of economic phenomena at the macro- and microeconomic levels in an open market economy. They are also able to locate and analyze source materials in the fields of finance and accounting.