Courses

This course (5th semester*, 5 ECTS) is a study of economic policy implementation, focusing on the methodological analysis of its goals, instruments, and basic models. Students understand the necessity, goals, [...]

This course (5th semester, 5 ECTS) examines innovation and change management phenomena at macro, meso, and microeconomic levels. It aims at understanding how innovation, as a result of a unified [...]

This course (5th semester, 5 ECTS) aims at an in-depth understanding of human behavior within organizations. It examines how perceptions, attitudes, motives, personalities, leadership behaviors, and group dynamics affect performance [...]

This course (3rd semester, 6 ECTS) deepens into macroeconomic theory, focusing on the long-term equilibrium of the economy, the relationship between unemployment and inflation, and the role of economic expectations. [...]

This undergraduate course, taught in the 3rd semester and corresponding to 6 ECTS, offers students basic knowledge and skills in both Descriptive Statistics and Probability (including discrete and continuous distributions) [...]

This course (3rd semester, 6 ECTS) is a continuation of the introduction to business administration, focusing on strategic planning and management at the enterprise level, as well as its interaction [...]

This course (3rd semester, 6 ECTS) provides basic knowledge in cost accounting, completing the fundamental accounting background. It covers valuation issues and the costing process of produced products and services. [...]

This course (3rd semester, 5 ECTS) introduces students to the fundamental concepts of Financial Analysis. Students learn to understand and calculate the present and future value of payment series, to [...]

This undergraduate course (2nd semester, 6 ECTS) introduces students to basic macroeconomic concepts, such as GDP, employment, inflation, as well as fiscal and monetary policies, aiming at understanding the operation [...]

This undergraduate course (1st semester, 6 ECTS) introduces students to the basic concepts of microeconomic theory, focusing on demand, supply, market structures (perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition), and consumer/producer [...]