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Summary of the Profile
Objective(s) of a study programme:
Program objective is to train qualified specialists in finance and banking – Masters in Finance, who have assimilated modern theories and methods in financial management, have systematic approach to macroeconomic processes and financial management at micro level, are able to analyze and to evaluate critically the processes on-going in the financial system and in business structures, to keep abreast of scientific and practical innovations in the finance field and to apply them in the professional activities.
Learning outcomes:
Demonstrate knowledge of classical and modern financial theories, and understand possibilities and limitations of their application in the changing macroeconomic environment;
Understand and evaluate complex macroeconomic environment and factors, influencing financial decisions in financial and real sectors of economy;
Analyze global, EU and national economic and business environment, identify its it‘s driving forces and transforming factors;
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of financial markets and financial services industry, its operations, regulations, trends and changes under processes of integration and globalization;
Demonstrate knowledge and possess skills to apply both classical and innovative financial models, methods and tools;
Possess skills of applying integrated knowledge, necessary for complex strategic financial decision making, financial and investment policy development based on assessment of alternatives;
Recognize, collect information on novel finance theories and practices on international and global scale, assess and apply them, based on recent trends in different business contexts;
Possess skills of continuous learning, self-reflection, adapting to cross-cultural environment, critical, creative, socially responsible, ethical thinking and activity
Competencies to plan and develop independent research and to apply quantitative and qualitative research methods to real world financial problems under growing uncertainty;
Possess skills of team-work and efficient communication to specialist and non-specialist audiences.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Visual presentation of information (explanation, illustration); lecture-based case analysis; formulation and explanation of problem-based examples and questions; moderation of discussions; moderation of case studies; consultations; discussions; analysis of problem-based examples and questions; practical tasks; analysis of written cases and examples; group discussion on seminar tasks; collective student work while preparing a group presentation; oral self-reflection; independent student work: search and analysis of information in educational literature, periodicals, statistical documents, etc.
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Written assessment (during colloquium and examination); assessment of case analysis and oral presentation; assessment of independent teamwork and its final oral presentation.
Specialisations:
None
Optional courses:
Applied macroeconomics, Global economics and European integration, Interpersonal and cross-cultural communication, Strategic marketing and other electives from social study subject area
Distinctive features of a study programme:
Double Degree possibility, studies in Lithuanian as well as in English language.
