Dyscypliny: nauki o zarządzaniu i jakości, ekonomia i finanse, nauki prawne
Dyscyplina wiodąca: nauki o zarządzaniu i jakości
Cele programu studiów:
Studia drugiego stopnia mają na celu wykształcenie absolwenta posiadającego wiedzę i znającego w stopniu pogłębionym metodologię badań i terminologię w zakresie zarządzania finansami i rachunkowości oraz w dyscyplinach uzupełniających, jak: ekonomia i finanse, nauki prawne.
Celem programu jest wykształcenie absolwenta, który ma wiedzę o zasadach tworzenia i rozwoju różnych form przedsiębiorczości, gotowego do działania w sposób przedsiębiorczy w wymiarze krajowym i globalnym. Program ma na celu wykształcenie absolwenta posiadającego umiejętności i kompetencje do rozpoznawania, diagnozowania i rozwiązywania złożonych i nietypowych problemów związanych z decyzjami finansowymi w organizacji i zarządzaniem instytucjami oraz do określenia wpływu otoczenia: technologicznego, społecznego, politycznego, prawnego, ekonomicznego i ekologicznego na decyzje finansowe, funkcjonowanie organizacji i całej gospodarki. Studia mają na celu wykształcenie absolwenta posiadającego umiejętności samodzielnego i zespołowego przygotowania opracowań dotyczących złożonych i nietypowych problemów związanych z zarządzaniem finansami w organizacjach, rachunkowości, zarządzaniem instytucjami finansowymi i strategiami instytucji finansowych oraz komunikatywnego ich przedstawiania w języku polskim i angielskim. Celem programu jest wykształcenie absolwenta przygotowanego do samodzielnego uczenia się i aktualizowania wiedzy, i wspierania innych w tym zakresie, przygotowanego do przestrzegania i rozwijania zawodowych standardów etycznych.
Specjalności:
Rachunkowość i audyt
Bankowość i rynki finansowe
Zarządzanie finansami przedsiębiorstwa
Doradztwo podatkowe i finanse publiczne
Rynek kapitałowy i doradztwo inwestycyjne
Nabór studentów do grup w ramach specjalności, będzie dokonywany na podstawie średniej z 1 semestru studiów oraz wyniku egzaminu wstępnego.
Uruchomienie w/w specjalności będzie możliwe po zapisaniu się wymaganej liczby, minimum 30 studentów.
Miejsce zajęć:
Zajęcia odbywają się w siedzibie Wydziału Zarządzania Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, przy ul. Szturmowej 1/3, w Warszawie. Wirtualny spacer po kampusie
Zajęcia odbywają się średnio co 2 tygodnie, w piątki, od godz. 16.00 do 21.00, soboty i niedziele, od godz. 8.00 do (najpóźniej) godz. 18.00.
Program studiów
Sylwetka absolwenta
Absolwent w zakresie wiedzy:
Posiada pogłębioną wiedzę o teoriach i praktykach związanych z zarządzaniem finansami i rachunkowością, ich miejscu w systemie nauk społecznych oraz ich przedmiotowych i metodologicznych powiązaniach z dyscyplinami naukowymi. Postrzega zarządzanie finansami i rachunkowość jako naukę interdyscyplinarną.
Zna i rozumie w stopniu pogłębionym terminologię i metodologię badań w zakresie zarządzania finansami i rachunkowości oraz w dyscyplinach uzupełniających (zarządzanie, ekonomia, nauki prawne).
Ma pogłębiona wiedzę o zasadach, procedurach i praktykach dotyczących działalności finansowej różnych typów organizacji.
Zna w sposób pogłębiony teorie i praktyki wykorzystywane do rozpoznawania, diagnozowania i rozwiązywania problemów związanych z zarządzaniem finansami w organizacjach, z rachunkowością, zarządzaniem instytucjami finansowymi i strategiami instytucji finansowych.
Ma pogłębioną i uporządkowaną wiedzę o funkcjonowaniu organizacji, o jej różnorodnych typach, celach, strukturach, operacjach (funkcjach, aktywnościach), kulturach oraz relacjach z otoczeniem.
Zna i rozumie w sposób pogłębiony teorie i modele ekonomiczne, dotyczące funkcjonowania organizacji i całej gospodarki.
Zna i rozumie w sposób pogłębiony regulacje prawne dotyczące funkcjonowania organizacji i całej gospodarki.
Zna zaawansowane techniki analizowania wpływu otoczenia zewnętrznego na decyzje finansowe w organizacjach, funkcjonowanie organizacji i całej gospodarki.
Zna zaawansowane metody i narzędzia, w tym techniki pozyskiwania, analizy i ochrony danych (informacji), potrzebnych do podejmowania decyzji finansowych w organizacjach.
Zna i rozumie pojęcia oraz zasady z zakresu ochrony własności przemysłowej i prawa autorskiego oraz konieczność zarządzania zasobami własności intelektualnej.
Ma wiedzę o zasadach tworzenia i rozwoju różnych form przedsiębiorczości w wymiarze krajowym i globalnym.
Absolwent w zakresie umiejętności:
Potrafi prawidłowo interpretować złożone i nietypowe zjawiska społeczne, polityczne, prawne, ekonomiczne, technologiczne i ich wpływ na decyzje finansowe, funkcjonowanie organizacji i całości gospodarki.
Analizuje proponowane rozwiązania złożonych i nietypowych problemów finansowych, związanych z funkcjonowaniem przedsiębiorstw i proponuje w tym zakresie odpowiednie rozstrzygnięcia.
Potrafi samodzielnie analizować złożone i nietypowe sytuacje decyzyjne oraz dokonywać wyboru odpowiedniej decyzji.
Potrafi ocenić w sposób kompleksowy efekty rynkowe, finansowe i społeczne podejmowanych decyzji i przedsięwzięć oraz przedstawić ich merytoryczne uzasadnienie.
Potrafi samodzielnie i zespołowo przygotować analizy, diagnozy i raporty dotyczące złożonych i nietypowych problemów związanych z zarządzaniem finansami, rachunkowością, funkcjonowaniem organizacji, sektora i całej gospodarki.
Potrafi wykorzystać zaawansowane narzędzia informatyczno-komunikacyjne w swojej pracy.
Uzasadnia w sposób kompetentny i komunikatywny zaproponowane rozwiązania i poddaje je krytyce.
Samodzielnie wyszukuje informacje w literaturze naukowej i aktach prawnych, także w językach obcych.
Formułuje problem badawczy i hipotezy, osadzając je w adekwatnej literaturze przedmiotu, dobiera metody do jego rozwiązania oraz przeprowadza analizę służącą jego rozwiązaniu.
Prezentuje swoje poglądy w postaci dłuższego opracowania pisemnego, osadzając je w adekwatnej literaturze przedmiotu.
Posiada pogłębioną umiejętność przygotowywania wystąpień ustnych z wykorzystaniem podstawowych ujęć teoretycznych i różnych źródeł.
Umie posługiwać się językiem obcym na poziomie B2+ Europejskiego Systemu Opisu Kształcenia Językowego Rady Europy oraz umie stosować specjalistyczną terminologię z zakresu zarządzania finansami i rachunkowości w języku obcym, w opracowaniach pisemnych i wystąpieniach ustnych.
Posiada umiejętność współdziałania, pracowania i kierowania w większej lub mniejszej grupie, przyjmując w zespołach różne role, wykazując przy tym przywództwo, komunikatywność, sumienność i wytrwałość.
Rozumie potrzebę uzupełniania i doskonalenia nabytej wiedzy i umiejętności, w tym na studiach doktoranckich i studiach podyplomowych.
Absolwent w zakresie kompetencji społecznych:
Potrafi dokonywać ocen krytycznych do złożonych sytuacji i zjawisk związanych z zarządzaniem finansami w organizacjach, z rachunkowością, zarządzaniem instytucjami finansowymi i strategami instytucji finansowych.
Potrafi myśleć i działać w sposób przedsiębiorczy w wymiarze krajowymi i globalnym.
Wykazuje wrażliwość na kwestie etyczne, społeczne oraz na różnice kulturowe i jest gotów do rozwijania branżowych standardów etycznych.
Możliwości zatrudnienia
Absolwent tego kierunku będzie mógł podejmować pracę m.in. w:
przedsiębiorstwach sektora finansowego, np. w bankach, zakładach ubezpieczeń, domach maklerskich, towarzystwach funduszy inwestycyjnych,
przedsiębiorstwach sektora niefinansowego prywatnego o różnej skali działalności, zarówno produkcyjnych, jak i usługowych,
instytucjach sektora publicznego, np. w instytucjach administracji rządowej i instytucjach sektora publicznego.
Wśród potencjalnych stanowisk pracy znajdują się: księgowy, analityk bankowy, analityk ubezpieczeniowy, analityk rynkowy, analityk finansowy, itp. Absolwent studiów II stopnia przygotowany jest do wykonywania pracy wymagającej kwalifikacji specjalistycznych (np. specjalista lub starszy specjalista, doradca klienta, doradca finansowy, itp.). Po zdaniu odpowiednich egzaminów państwowych lub międzynarodowych i odbyciu odpowiedniej praktyki absolwent ma możliwość wykonywania zawodów licencjonowanych, takich jak: makler giełdowy, doradca inwestycyjny lub broker ubezpieczeniowy, czy też posługiwania się certyfikatami FRM, PRM, CFA, etc.
Po zdaniu odpowiednich egzaminów państwowych lub międzynarodowych i odbyciu odpowiedniej praktyki absolwent kierunku MSFBIR ma możliwość wykonywania zawodów licencjonowanych, takich jak:
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting, speciality: capital market and investment advisory
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting, speciality: corporate finance management
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting, speciality: tax advisory and public finance
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting, speciality: accounting and auditing
Second cycle degree - magister - in business finance and accounting, speciality: banking and financial markets
Access to further studies:
third cycle programme, non-degree postgraduate education
Learning outcomes
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Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: K_W01 to an advanced degree the research methodology and terminology in the fields of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), relevant to business finance and accounting. K_W02 to an advanced degree the principles, procedures and practices relating to business finance and accounting. K_W03 to an advanced degree the economic theories and models concerning the functioning of organisations and the economy as a whole. K_W04 to an advanced degree the legal regulations governing the functioning of organisations and the economy as a whole. K_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on financial decisions within organisations, the functioning of organisations and the entire economy. K_W06 principles of industrial property protection and copyright. K_W07 principles governing the creation and development of various forms of entrepreneurship at national and global levels.
Skills: the graduate is able to: K_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and resolve complex and unusual problems relating to business finance and accounting. K_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on financial decisions within organisations, the functioning of organisations and the entire economy. K_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to business finance and accounting. K_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems. K_U05 to propose solutions to problems arising in unpredictable circumstances. K_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to business finance and accounting; present these clearly to a variety of audiences; and lead discussions, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. K_U07 be able to use a foreign language at B2+ level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and specialist terminology in the fields of economics and finance, particularly in the areas of business finance and accounting. K_U08 to lead and take a leading role in the teams’ activities and to collaborate within them. K_U09 to develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: K_K01 assess and take a critical approach to complex situations and phenomena relating to business finance and accounting within a social context K_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of solving problems relating to business finance and accounting, as well as seeking expert advice in this process. K_K03 initiate activities that benefit the community, society or the environment, and promoting initiatives for the common good. K_K04 think and act in an entrepreneurial manner at both national and global levels. K_K05 comply with, enforce and develop professional ethical standards, and upholding the profession’s ethos.
Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: S2_W01 to an advanced level terminology relating to banking and financial markets within the field of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies). S2_W02 to an advanced level the procedures and practices relating to banking and financial markets. S2_W03 to an advanced level the economic theories and models relating to banking and financial markets. S2_W04 to an advanced level the legal regulations relating to banking and financial markets. S2_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on banking and financial markets.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S2_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, analyse and resolve problems relating to banking and financial markets. S2_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on banking and financial markets. S2_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to banking and financial markets. S2_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems in the fields of banking and financial markets. S2_U05 propose solutions to problems arising in unpredictable circumstances within the banking and financial markets sectors. S2_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to banking and financial markets, and present them clearly to a variety of audiences, as well as lead discussions, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. S2_U07 plan, organise and manage teamwork, and take a leading role in team activities. S2_U08 develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: S2_K01 assess and take a critical approach to complex situations and phenomena relating to banking and financial markets within a social context S2_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of solving problems relating to banking and financial markets, as well as seeking expert advice in this process. S2_K03 launch initiatives that benefit the community, society or the environment and are related to banking and financial markets. S2_K04 Comply with, enforce and develop professional ethical standards relating to banking and financial markets, and to safeguard the profession’s ethos.
Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: S4_W01 to an advanced degree the terminology relating to taxation and public finance within the field of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, law). S4_W02 to an advanced degree rules, procedures and practices relating to taxation and public finance. S4_W03 to an advanced degree economic theories and models relating to taxation and public finance. S4_W04 to an advanced degree legal regulations relating to taxation and public finances. S4_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on taxation and public finances.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S4_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to taxation and public finance. S4_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on taxation and public finances. S4_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve issues relating to taxation and public finance. S4_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems in the field of taxation and public finance. S4_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on taxation and public finances.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S4_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to taxation and public finance. S4_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on taxation and public finances. S4_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve issues relating to taxation and public finance. S4_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems in the field of taxation and public finance. S4_U05 propose solutions to problems arising in unpredictable circumstances in the field of taxation and public finance. S4_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to taxation and public finance, and present them clearly to a variety of audiences, as well as lead discussions, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. S4_U07 plan, organise and manage teamwork, and to take a leading role in team activities. S4_U08 develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: S4_K01 assess and take a critical approach to complex situations and phenomena relating to taxation and public finance within a social context S4_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of resolving issues relating to taxation and public finances, as well as seeking expert advice in this process. S4_K03 initiate activities that benefit the community, society or the environment in the field of taxation and public finance. S4_K04 comply with and develop professional ethical standards in the field of taxation and public finance.
Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: S1_W01 to an advanced degree the terminology relating to accounting and auditing within the field of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies). S1_W02 to an advanced degree the principles, procedures and practices relating to accounting and auditing. S1_W03 to an advanced degree the economic theories and models relating to accounting and auditing. S1_W04 to an advanced degree the legal regulations relating to accounting and auditing. S1_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on the practice of accounting and auditing.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S1_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to accounting and auditing. S1_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on the practice of accounting and auditing. S1_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to accounting and auditing. S1_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems in the fields of accounting and auditing. S1_U05 propose solutions to problems arising in unpredictable circumstances in the field of accounting and financial auditing. S1_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to accounting and auditing, and present them clearly to a variety of audiences, as well as engage in discussion, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. S1_U07 plan, organise and manage teamwork, and take a leading role in team activities. S1_U08 develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: S1_K01 assess and take a critical approach to complex situations and phenomena relating to accounting and auditing in a social context S1_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of solving problems relating to accounting and auditing, as well as seeking expert advice in this process. S1_K03 initiate activities that benefit the community, society or the environment in the fields of accounting and auditing. S1_K04 ccomply with and develop professional ethical standards in the fields of accounting and auditing.
Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: S5_W01 to an advanced degree the terminology relating to the capital market and investment advice within the fields of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, and law). S5_W02 to an advanced degree the rules, procedures and practices relating to the capital market and investment advice. S5_W03 to an advanced level the economic theories and models relating to the capital market and investment advice. S5_W04 to an advanced level the legal regulations relating to the capital market and investment advice. S5_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on the capital market and investment advice.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S5_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and solve problems relating to the capital market and investment advice. S5_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on the capital market and investment advice. S5_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to the capital market and investment advice. S5_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems concerning the capital market and investment advice. S5_U05 propose solutions to challenges arising in unpredictable circumstances within the capital markets and investment advisory sectors. S5_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to the capital market and investment advice, and present them clearly to a variety of audiences, as well as lead discussions, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. S5_U07 plan, organise and manage teamwork, and to take a leading role in team activities. S5_U08 develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: S5_K01 assess and take a critical approach to complex situations and phenomena relating to the capital market and investment advice within a social context S5_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of resolving issues relating to the capital market and investment advice, as well as seeking expert opinions in this process. S5_K03 launch initiatives that benefit the community, society or the environment, relating to the capital markets and investment advice. S5_K04 comply with, enforce and develop professional ethical standards relating to the capital markets and investment advice, and to safeguard the profession’s ethos.
Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands: S3_W01 to an advanced degree the terminology relating to corporate financial management within the fields of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies). S3_W02 to an advanced degree the principles, procedures and practices relating to the financial management of a company. S3_W03 to an advanced degree the economic theories and models relating to corporate financial management. S3_W04 to an advanced degree the legal regulations relating to corporate financial management. S3_W05 complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, including the fundamental dilemmas of modern civilisation and their impact on corporate financial management.
Skills: the graduate is able to: S3_U01 apply theories from the fields of economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal studies), to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to corporate financial management. S3_U02 correctly interpret complex technological, social, political, legal, economic and environmental processes and phenomena, and their impact on corporate financial management. S3_U03 adapt existing methods and tools, including advanced information and communication technologies, and make appropriate use of sources to identify, diagnose and resolve problems relating to corporate financial management. S3_U04 formulate and test hypotheses relating to simple research problems in the field of corporate financial management. S3_U05 propose solutions to problems arising in unpredictable circumstances within the field of corporate financial management. S3_U06 prepare, both independently and as part of a team, analyses, assessments and reports on complex and unusual issues relating to corporate financial management, and present them clearly to a variety of audiences, as well as lead discussions, including in English, using advanced information and communication tools. S3_U07 plan, organise and manage teamwork, and take a leading role in team activities. S3_U08 develop the ability to learn independently, to enhance acquired skills and to support others in this regard.
Social competences: the graduate is ready to: S3_K01 assess and critically analyse of complex situations and phenomena relating to corporate financial management in a social context S3_K02 recognise the importance and value of scientific knowledge in the context of solving problems relating to corporate financial management, as well as seeking expert advice in this process. S3_K03 initiate activities that benefit the community, society or the environment in connection with the management of the company’s finances. S3_K04 comply with, enforce and develop professional ethical standards relating to corporate financial management, and to safeguard the profession’s ethos.