The study programme on undergraduate studies envisages that students should complete their studies by submitting a final paper. The number of credits assigned to this paper corresponds to the number of credits necessary for completion of studies. The manner and the procedure of submitting and defending a final paper are proscribed by the Standards for quality assurance of the Faculty.
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The first year of study program is mutual for all students. IT consists of 8 mandatory courses. At the second year of studies, student chooses a module which will strengthen her/his skills in certain area of economics or management. Study program offers a total of seven modules, but not all of them might be available at a certain year of study. Every module proscribes mandatory courses for each year of studies. At the beginning of the school year students opt for a number of electives for that academic year. One can see the titles of modules as well as their curriculum
- Economic Policy and Development
- International Economy and Business
- Finance, Banking and Insurance
- Management
- Marketing
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Accounting and Business Finance
Every year of study consists of a total of 60 ECTS points that are distributed among 8 courses and seminary works and other activities, such as final paper and practice at the final year of studies. Enrollment in the following academic year is conducted at the end of September and beginning of October, and is announced in advance. Every student that earns at least 37 ECTS is awarded with possibility to enroll next year of study. All courses and seminary works that student failed to pass in current year are transferred to the next academic year.
Students lose their status when they graduate, when they withdraw their documents from the Faculty, or when they fail to renew their enrollment in the following year of studies.
There are following exam terms: January, February, April, June, July, August, September, and October.
A student takes an exam immediately upon completing classes over a course. Students are entitled to more than three exam attempts. But, after three failed attempts students may require taking their exam before an exam board.
Exams may comprise a written and oral part, of either of them. In case that course requires both parts, oral ones are taken by students who have passed their written test.
Students’ performance is rated and expressed in grades 5 (five) to 10 (ten), where 5 means fail, 6 means lowest passing grade, with 10 meaning highest passing grade. Students’ grade is based on their pre-exam performance, in practice classes, in mid-term tests, term papers, and in other forms of instruction. An exam is public and students take their exams before exam boards and in faculty’s facilities.
Written exam results are published on the website.
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