Faculty of Economics

Departments and study programs in the 1st cycle (3+2 and 4+1) are:

• Finance, accounting, and auditing
• Banking and insurance
• Marketing and trade
• Entrepreneurship and self-employment
• Tourism and hotel industry
• Business economics
• Business management
• Business Informatics
• Management in education
• Management in healthcare
• Financial markets, Instruments of the institution

Study programs in the II cycle (3+2+3 and 4+1+3) are:

• Finance, banking, and insurance
• Accounting and auditing
• Economics, Management, and business
• Marketing, Management, and trade
• Entrepreneurship and self-employment
• Management in education
• Management in healthcare
• Financial markets, instruments of the institution

Study programs on the III cycle (3+2+3 or 4+1+3) are:

• Economy
• Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Marketing and trade
• Finance, accounting, and auditing
• Banking and insurance

Competences

The study of Economics educates experts in various aspects of economic science. It is primarily related to jobs such as empirical economic research, micro- and macro-economic modeling, forecasting of financial flows, the state's role in the economic sphere, jobs of the central bank, insurance companies, pension funds, and advisory roles in the legislative and executive bodies of government. In addition to fundamental economic knowledge, through quantitative courses and appropriate software, students are trained to use analytical methods and techniques in macroeconomic analysis and modeling. The study of Management is intended for those who want to combine analytical knowledge of economics and business with practical knowledge and management skills. This study prepares candidates for future managers and business analysts with knowledge of the logic of business processes. Through quantitative courses, future managers are educated to use analytical methods and techniques in modern business management. With appropriate IT knowledge, that is, the successful use of the necessary software tools that support the use of mathematical and statistical methods and techniques, candidates achieve the required efficiency in decision-making for the needs of quick decision-making.

The title that a student acquires upon completing his studies is:

I cycle:

• Baccalaureate/Bachelor of Economics with an indication of 180 ECTS or 240 ECTS points and the name of the completed study program

II cycle:

• Master of Economics with an indication of the study program

III cycle:

• Doctor of Economic Sciences with an indication of the study program