Specialized block MBA

Master of Business Administration
MBA Economics and Financial Management



The second block of study is specialized block and consists of three educational modules, which the student completes within his specialization. The modules of the specialization take place within one course day. Students choose an exact date from a wide range directly in the student section.

List of Specialized Modules

Operational Planning, Cash Flow

Syllabus

Within the module, students will get into the issues and the essence of cash flow. They will get acquainted with its importance for the financial management of the company, they will learn to plan cash flows, properly monitor them and then evaluate them. The module also focuses on the preparation of operational plans, methods of operational cash flow management and streamlining the planning process within the company.

Business Performance Measurement

Syllabus

The aim of the module is to explain to students the performance of companies and to acquaint them with methods and approaches to measuring and managing performance in a modern concept based on value creation for owners. During the module, students will be introduced to the main tools for measuring the performance of current companies – such as benchmarking or identification of key performance factors and business value creation. Students will also learn to work with the Balanced Scorecard model, which, in addition to financial indicators, also reflects non-financial performance measures.

Accounting for Enterpreneurs

Syllabus

Knowledge of accounting and its basic tools is one of the important aspects of business today. Through accounting, we learn the information necessary to evaluate the economic efficiency of set business processes. Students will get acquainted with the accounting system, with its main principles, methodological elements and tools. They will learn to identify the basic elements of financial statements and apply valuation, accounting and reporting methods. The module also includes an interpretation of the Accounting Act.