The Bachelor’s program in “Finance-Accounting” enables students to become familiar with and keep up-to-date with the periodic changes in National and International Accounting Standards and how to apply these standards in the context of rapid global economic developments. This study program focuses on imparting both theoretical and practical knowledge to students so they can tackle challenges in the national and international job markets. The language of instruction for the “Finance-Accounting” program will be English, and the curriculum is enriched with contemporary literature from foreign authors who are experts in international economics and financial markets. The main goal of this program is to produce professionals with the appropriate qualifications and necessary knowledge in the field of finance and accounting, both nationally and internationally.

The primary objective of the Bachelor’s program in Finance-Accounting is to provide students with the fundamental knowledge in finance-accounting, management, and economics, aiming to develop specialists capable of working in these fields as finance and accounting specialists in small and medium-sized units within the private and public sectors. To achieve these objectives, the program includes in-depth studies in areas such as finance, accounting, statistics, micro and macroeconomics, and commercial legislation.

The knowledge system offered by this program and the skills students acquire through it also enable them to pursue a research or academic career by continuing their studies with a second-cycle master's program or a professional master's program, thus enhancing their career prospects.