Danubius University

Financial Management of Affairs in the European Space

Studied disciplines: Research methodology, Expertise and ethics in affair management, Financial-banking management in the market economy, Risk management in affairs, Financial-accounting standards and European directives, European economic forecasts, Electronic affairs, Systems of European financing.

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

The expert competences that master students may obtain after gaining their master’s degree are:

• Knowledge of the elements regarding the professional doctrine and ethics, as well as the way in which the profession is organized and pursued;
• Synthesizing, deepening and using concepts from the financial field, approaching interdisciplinary the economical operations in order to elaborate and give foundation to the financial decisions;
• The capacity to analyze and interpret some problems that are specific to the financial management of affairs and of giving foundation to decisions based on financial-economic information;
• Developing, at an operational level, a profound vision over the financial management of affairs within the European space, in the context of applying European directives and financial reports of international standards.
  
  

Possible career paths:

• Manager in the financial-economic field,
• Economic director,
• University professor,
• Expert accountant,
• Financial consultant,
• Financial analyst,
• Inspector of managing European funds,
• Expert in managing European funds,
• Consultant/expert regional/national authority of managing European funds.