Finance and Accounting
Finance and Accounting
Economist in Finance and Accounting BA
Degree program
Bachelor
FNYF/122-2/2019
English
7 semesters (3,5 years)
210
15
100
The primary goals of the Economist in Finance and Accounting Programme at Eötvös Loránd University are to familiarise students with economic processes both on macro and micro level and to get them acquainted with the European monetary and business environments with a focus on finance, accounting, and controlling.
This program is recommended to applicants who are keen to become specialists in finance, accounting, and controlling, coupled with an up-to-date approach to business economics.
This program enables students to become experts in economics and financial planning, to manage financial projects and help financial decision-making in companies.
The Finance and Accounting BA Programme has a strong international orientation, yet incorporates a general approach in business economics. By studying international market processes and the operation of the EU and the economic, you will get acquainted with the operation of international organizations and the related issues of finance, management and communication. The main strengths of the programme at Eötvös Loránd University, Institute of Business Economics are:
- strong focus on business law issues in order to avoid legal pitfalls
- development of business communication, argumentation and negotiation skills
- increased attention to social sciences & methodology
- solving real-life problems from the field of finance and accounting through compulsory project works assisted by lecturers to be able to apply theory in practice
Semester 1
Introduction to Management (6)
Marketing I. (6)
Accounting I. (6)
Mathematics I. (6)
Introduction of Psychology (3)
Social Individual (3)
Semester 2
Microeconomics I. (6)
Corporate Finance (6)
Accounting II. (3)
Fundamentals of Human Resource Management (3)
Mathematics II. (6)
Economic History (3)
Technology and Economy (3)
Semester 3
International Finance and Economics (6)
Analysis and Controlling (6)
Business Law I. (6)
Fundamentals of Macroeconomics (3)
Informal Logic (3)
Corporate Finance II. (3)
Optional course I. (3)
Semester 4
Management Accounting (6)
Economic Policy (3)
Business Law II. (6)
Business Statistics (6)
National and International Taxation (3)
Elective course in Social Sciences I. (3)
Optional course II. (3)
Semester 5
International Financial Management (6)
Econometrics (6)
Elective course in Business Law (3)
Elective course in Social Sciences II. (3)
Projectwork I. (9)
Optional course III. (3)
Semester 6
Negotiation Techniques (3)
Projectwork II. (9)
Elective course in Economics (6)
Elective course in Informatics (3)
Elective course in Social Sciences (3)
Elective course in Business Economics (3)
Optional course IV. (3)
Semester 7
Thesis (10)
Professional Practice (20)
The general training in business economics and the solid background in Finance and Accounting offer countless job opportunities, from running your own business to working for prestigious multi-national corporations.
- Chartered accountant
- Chartered management accountant
- External auditor
- Forensic accountant
- Stockbroker
2500 EUR
2500 EUR
100 EUR
100 EUR
2500 EUR
100 EUR
06, Sep, 2021
31, May, 2021
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Entry requirements
For the Finance and Accounting BA programme the application of those students are welcomed who have completed their secondary school studies and can prove this by a high school diploma. Admissions are decided by the Admission Board. Students will receive written notification of the admission decision within 2-3 weeks following the application deadline.
Language requirements
Minimum level of language proficiency (oral) (A1-C2): B2
Minimum level of language proficiency (written) (A1-C2): B2
Further comments:
Those applicants who do not speak English as their native language or have not studied their high school subjects in English must complete one of the following language tests:
- valid TOEFL Score of minimum 61 points (IBT) or TOEFL Score of minimum 500 points (PBT) or TOEFL Score of minimum 173 points (CBT)
- valid IELTS of a minimum overall band of 6.0
- Cambridge English: First (FCE)
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Transcript of records of secondary school of at least the final two years |
of at least the final two years, with English translation |
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Secondary school certificate OR a document stating the expected date of receipt if the secondary school certificate is not available at the time of application |
with English translation |
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CV |
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Motivation letter |
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Letter of recommendation |
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Copy of the main pages of the passport |
needs to be valid |
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Passport photo |
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Copy of application fee transfer |
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Language certificate |
if applicable |
The application starts in the online application system. Students need to register in the system, fill in the online application form, upload the required documents and follow the instructions during the application process.
Payment is to be made to:
Name: Eötvös Loránd University
Name of the bank: Hungarian State Treasury Ltd.
Postal Address of the bank: Váci str. 71., 1139 Budapest, Hungary
Bank account no: 10032000-01426201-00000000
IBAN no.: HU03 1003 2000 0142 6201 0000 0000
Swift code: HUSTHUHB
VAT-Nr.: HU 1530 8744
TRANSFER INFORMATION:
Please, indicate in the comment field the following: I10102/19 GTI-PS-NBEN your full name, the amount.
Note that the code to be written in the comment field begins with a capital “i”.
Entrance examination and selection process:
The applications are examined by the Admission Board [within three weeks of the application deadline] and applicants are notified of the outcome of the selection in the online application system until the 15th of July. Admission letters are sent out in the online application system until the end of July.
Type of entrance examination: oral and written
Place of entrance examination: skype interview with applicant, questionnaire
Further details of selection and evaluation:
The ranking is based on a total evaluation of the academic excellence (based on the submitted documents) and the results of the entrance exam. Documents not required, but encouraged: Mathematics exams (SAT Mathematics Subject Test Level II.: min. 680 points or ACT Test : min. 22 points in the Mathematics part).
Associate professor, Head of Department of Comparative Economics
László SZOBOSZLAI
Director of Studies
E-mail: titkarsag@gti.elte.hu
TEL: +36 302 437 119
Postal address: 1053 Budapest, Egyetem tér 1-3.
International Student Coordinator
Borbély Anette
Position: International Coordinator
E-mail: degreeprogramme@gti.elte.hu
TEL: +36 30 243 7119
Szoboszlai Anett
Position: International Coordinator
E-mail: degreeprogramme@gti.elte.hu
TEL: +36 30 243 7119