Information Package / Course Catalogue
| 1. | The program graduate will be able to recognize and explain in detail the main theoretical models and theoretical frameworks such as global trade, foreign exchange markets, capital flows, risk management and credit-financing mechanisms. |
| 2. | Graduates can make trade and finance decisions and develop policy recommendations using tools such as financial statement analysis, liquidity-profitability-risk analysis, international investment evaluation and exchange rates and risk management. |
| 3. | Graduates design and conduct academic and applied research using quantitative and qualitative methods (e.g., MCDM, statistical analysis, regression, time series analysis, artificial neural networks); they can interpret and report their findings in accordance with scientific standards. |
| 4. | Graduates evaluate the impact of current developments in the world economy, trade agreements, regulations, global financial crises and international political dynamics on trade and finance; in this context, they can make decisions with an ethical, sustainability and corporate responsibility perspective. |
| 5. | Graduates can integrate knowledge acquired from different disciplines such as economics, finance, international relations and business administration; and will have developed written and verbal communication skills that will contribute to international projects, multi-stakeholder analyses and teamwork. |