University of Warsaw, Faculty of Management

Bachelor in Finance, Accounting and Insurance

Bachelor in Finance, Accounting and Insurance

Studies in the field of "Finance, Accounting and Insurance" are to educate a specialist with a profile of qualifications in the field of finance, accounting and insurance. This knowledge is to be of a general nature, well embedded in contemporary theories of the functioning of the financial market, accounting and its international standards. At the same time, the acquired qualifications, which consist of the obtained learning outcomes, are the basis for undertaking not only research activities, but also give the opportunity to actively participate in business practice. Without efforts to educate in this area, it is difficult to imagine rational behavior of business entities in the era of globalization, integration and computerization. These processes require, on the one hand, an understanding of the principles of financial flows and their standardization, and on the other, ways to protect against possible economic perturbations.
Polish enterprises facing international competition must have managers and employees who can optimally combine various solutions in the field of cost monitoring or risk management. The profile of education, covering the issues of accounting, finance and insurance, firmly rooted in quantitative, legal and economic subjects, gives the possibility of interdisciplinary preparation of the graduate to take up professional activity.
The proposed field of study is also in line with the education standards adopted by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, as well as in the best Western schools in the world - both American and European. At the same time, the selected directional effects are consistent with the requirements for candidates for statutory auditors and certified accountants.

Opportunity to continue education

A graduate has the opportunity to study at the second-cycle studies in the field of management, finance, accounting and insurance, economics and other related fields classified as social sciences and at selected postgraduate studies. Is prepared to independently supplement knowledge as part of "lifelong learning", both in formal and non-formal/informal forms.