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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
The aim of the Finance study programme is to train professional bachelors in Business Management
who are able to apply knowledge in the field of Finance comprehensively, to organise and analyse financial processes of the public sector and business entities, to make proposals for sustainable financial decision-making, taking into account changes in the environment, to apply appropriate
analytical and forecasting tools, and to be able to work in a multicultural and dynamic environment.
Learning outcomes:
• Knowledge of the general principles of economics, management, finance and law, which can be applied in the implementation of the objectives of the public sector and business entities.
• Knowledge of the structure of the financial system, the basic principles of financial management theories, the regulations governing financial reporting in the public and private sectors, accounting and financial control methods and the ability to apply them in practice in the field of finance.
• Ability to collect and organise financial information, draw conclusions from financial analysis and make suggestions for effective financial decisions.
• Ability to carry out empirical research using modern information and computer technologies, and apply the results to solve problems in the field of finance.
• Ability to prepare financial, statistical and tax reports and to organise their data using financial information processing software.
• Ability to analyse and evaluate the financial health of public and private sector entities, their partnerships and operating results, and present findings to internal and external users in the light of social responsibility principles.
• Ability to prepare and implement financial plans, manage and control cash flows and ensure fair control over the execution of financial decisions.
• Ability to formulate and make proposals on crowdfunding or other innovative forms of finance, sustainable investment and risk management
• Ability to formulate and make proposals to promote sustainable business development in the light of long-term demographic changes and the challenges of digitalisation.
• Ability to collect, organise, analyse and summarise financial data using data analysis tools.
• Ability to prepare and analyse budgets, justifying the effectiveness of the use of resources and assessing risks.
• Able to make financial management decisions, making proposals on financing, investment and other issues
• Ability to plan and analyse financial resources of the state and municipalities, justifying the effectiveness of their use.
• Ability to prepare and analyse financial statements of a public sector entity and draft estimates for budget programmes.
• Ability to organise, evaluate and present financial information to internal and external users.
• Ability to plan public procurement, analyse public procurement documents, and prepare procurement documents for specific public contracts.
• Ability to process information related to public procurement and administer public procurement procedures using public procurement information systems.
• Ability to prepare reports on public procurement procedures, completed contracts/lowvalue procurements.
• Ability to interact ethically and responsibly with professionals, clients and business partners in dealing with professional challenges.
• Ability to collaborate and work effectively in a multicultural environment.
• Ability to independently develop professional competence, skills, time management and take moral and social responsibility for the results of own work
• Ability to responsibly carry out project- creativity and self-expression-based activities in a dynamic environment.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Developed teaching and learning methods include situation analysis, problem-based tasks, interactive tasks, presentations, preparation of essays and projects, individual and group work, mind maps, and more.
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Project, Exam, Mid-term Exam
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
Business Foreign Language, Business Psychology, Labour and Civil Protection, Organisation of Research Work, Academic Writing, Business Ethics and Social
Responsibility, Computer Information Management, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Economic Theory, The Company’s Economy, Mathematics in Finance, Management, Market Research, Business Law, Financial Markets and Investment Management, Financial Management, Taxes and Taxation, Data Analysis with PowerB, Financial Accounting, International Finance, Econometrics, Analysis of the Activities of Companies, Internal Control and Financial Audit, Database Management, Analysis of Financial Data, Budget Planning, State and Municipal Finances, Establishment of Programme Estimates
and Analysis of Execution, Accounting of Public Sector Entities, Public Procurement Law, Organisation of Public Procurement
Processes Public Procurement Analysis and Risk Management.
Training Practice:
Modelling of Financial and Business
Processes
Modelling of the Public Sector Entity’s
Activities
Modelling of Public Procurement
Professional Practices:
Analysis of the Activities of Economic
Operators
Graduating Professional Practice
More information on the VIKO website: https://en.viko.lt/for-students/degree-programmes-in-lt/finance/
Specialisations:
Financial Analytics
Public Finance
Public Procerement
Optional courses:
Students choose from the list of freely elective courses offered by the entire college.
Distinctive features of a study programme:
The Finance study program is focused on both the private and public sectors, providing a wide range of career opportunities—from business finance professionals and analysts to public procurement or public sector finance specialists.
Practical skills are developed during the Professional Practice, which lasts for more than four months.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
The acquired qualification provides opportunities to work in both business enterprises and public sector institutions—as a business finance professional, analyst, public procurement specialist, or public sector finance specialist.
Access to further study:
Graduates can continue their studies at universities in Lithuania and abroad.
