DBA Financial management

By studying the subject of financial management of a company, students will gain comprehensive information about the company's goals and their evaluation, assessment of the company's financial situation and procedures for creating a financial plan. Upon successful completion of this course, they will be able to apply this knowledge, information and new experiences in practice and gain a clear idea of individual financial policies and strategic financial planning.

The course is devoted to models for evaluating the effectiveness of investment activities. The presented models are based on both the focus on investment performance and the costs associated with it. These models can be used by both a manufacturing company and a financial services company (bank, insurance company, etc.) or a state body (departmental level) or public administration (council). An important component of the course is an overview of budgeting techniques that are used in cases of organizations managed by the budget. To the extent necessary, the course is also devoted to the theory of project financing. Successful graduates of the course will have a representative theoretical basis in the field of evaluating the effectiveness of investment activities and will be able to practically apply this knowledge in the financial management of projects.

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the key problems of foreign exchange markets, both in terms of macroeconomic (exchange rates and balance of payments, monetary policy) and in terms of the profile of the field of study with regard to practice requirements (foreign exchange markets, banking, international investment). The course provides information in the field of balance of payments, discusses the topic of balance and the relationship to the foreign exchange market and discusses the exchange rate in depth. It examines in detail the foreign exchange market, its division and structure, subjects of the foreign exchange market, the relationship to the exchange rate.

The aim of the course is to provide students with a comprehensive explanation of the theory and practice of international finance, not only from a macroeconomic but also a microeconomic perspective. Emphasis is placed on the issue of exchange rates, issues related to the functioning of the foreign exchange market, international investment and international monetary and financial institutions.

The course is aimed at clarifying the current trends in managerial accounting and the introduction of various modern tools and methods used in business practice for the purposes of economic management of the organization and providing quality information for managers. Emphasis is placed on the issue of decision-making techniques based on the use of accounting information for decision-making, the issue of cost allocation, planning and budgeting of costs and revenues and performance management.

The aim of the course is to introduce the form of the tax systemc and to teach the basic techniques of tax administration. By studying this course, students will gain a comprehensive overview of tax issues and the ability to independently solve specific tax situations. Students will gain an overview of the subject of tax, the tax base, the requirements associated with proving the reported tax obligations. The course provides a comprehensive overview of tax issues, points out the procedures for finding and using the tax system to reduce taxes - the so-called tax optimization.

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the area of control from the position of managers. It emphasizes the corrective and motivational functions of control as a continuous monitoring and evaluation of work processes and important phenomena from its external environment. The course further deepens knowledge in the field of business management in connection with control systems and control results.

The aim of the course is to understand the theoretical basis of audit and to master the methodology of auditing in accordance with international rules. An audit of the financial statements, or a financial audit, is an independent audit by the auditor to the extent that it is probable that the financial statements presented will be true and fair and in accordance with the relevant regulations. In contrast to the classic concept of audit, which related mainly to accounting, today's audit extends to the management of economically active entities in its entirety. Students will get acquainted with the importance of audit, its risks, legal responsibilities and professional ethics of the auditor. The subject of interpretation is theoretical audit methods and the main principles of audit.