Finances and Accounting - Master`s Degree

ABOUT PROGRAMME

The curriculum of the Finances and Accounting programme has been designed with market requirements in mind. The courses are taught by our expert faculty, which includes both reputable academics and veteran practitioners. This means that the sub-major you choose, will not only allow you to greatly expand your knowledge, but also you will acquire a set of practical skills, related to the two vast areas – finances and accounting.

Studying Finances (Master’s programme) will enable you to more fully comprehend the financial sector, with an emphasis on the international aspects of banking.

Studying Accounting (Master’s programme) will let you dive deep into the field and will prepare you to work as an accountant. After obtaining the accounting certificate awarded by the Minister of Finance, you will also have the option of establishing your own accounting firm.

INTERNSHIP

You want to gain extensive knowledge of Finances and Accounting, therefore, you choose to enrol in the Master’s programme. Vistula University wants you to develop, and so the Master’s programme involves non-obligatory internships. These will teach you how to apply theory to real-world situations, as well as enabling you to acquire the skills necessary in your future career. With the help of our Careers Office and the Erasmus Plus programme, you will be able to do your internship in Poland or abroad.

EXPERTISE

Studying at the Master’s level at Vistula University, will provide you with the knowledge necessary, to quickly become an expert on finances and accounting.

The curriculum of Master`s Degree Studies consists of general courses obligatory to all the students regardless of their major. Students study also major courses and elective courses. The general courses include:

• Compendium of knowledge of economic sciences
• Monetary policy
• Managerial economics
• Diploma seminar
• Communication and argumentation techniques,
• Advanced techniques for writing work
• Foreign language

• Monetary policy
• Financial reporting standards
• Credit institution management
• Investment portfolio
• Cost accounting
• Managerial accounting