Bachelor in Finance and accounting

Finance and Accounting at Poznan University of Economics and Business is a bachelor's degree program taught in English over three years, with yearly tuition set at PLN 10,000. Described by the university as an elite and interdisciplinary program, it covers both general and specialist knowledge in economics and management. Students learn to understand the processes that drive world and local economies and how to apply available tools to make financially responsible decisions. The curriculum shows how financial markets function, how to analyze a company's financial situation, and how to make sound financial decisions. Students also learn how to secure economic activity financially, how to use a company's resources effectively, and how to judge that use. The program's analytical approach, combined with up-to-date theoretical knowledge, opens a range of employment opportunities for graduates, including roles in financial and accounting departments as financial analysts or brokers, positions across the public sector, work in corporations as advisors, portfolio managers, or head accountants, and the option of establishing their own companies. More broadly, this kind of bachelor's degree builds a foundation in accounting, corporate finance, financial markets, and economic analysis, preparing students for entry-level roles across banking, corporate finance, and public administration. Poznań, home to the university, is one of Poland's established academic and business centers, giving students access to companies and financial institutions in the region while they complete the three-year program.