Dean of the Faculty: Professor Vasil Kikutadze
Program Leaders: Professor Avtandil Gagnidze, Professor Davit Sikharulidze
Academic Degree/Qualification:
- Upon successful completion of the first 60-ECTS-credit component of the Master’s Program in Business Administration in Finance, the graduate is awarded the qualification of Master of Finance.
- Upon successful completion of the first 60-ECTS-credit component of the Master’s Program in Business Administration in Finance, the graduate is awarded the qualification of Master of Finance.
Program Duration: 2 (1+1) academic years, 120 ECTS credits; The program consists of two consecutive 60-ECTS-credit components.
Language of Instruction: Georgian
Program Admission Preconditions: common master’s exam, internal university exams – testing in a foreign language and interview in the specialty;
Annual tuition fee: 3500 GEL (in the case of a double degree, the tuition fee is determined by taking into account the existing tuition fee at the host university)
Program Status: Accredited
Double Degree Possibilities:
Students of the Business Administration in Finance Master’s Program have the opportunity to additionally obtain the academic degree of Master of Management at the Warsaw University of Economics and Humanities.
Advantages of the program:
- EEU offers the possibility of receiving a double degree: Warsaw University of Economics and Humanities (two degrees – Georgian and Polish) and other universities;
- Foreign and Georgian professors, practitioners and qualified lecturers;
- Student-oriented curriculum developed by sharing modern standards, labor market requirements and international practices;
- Training of competitive specialists with theoretical knowledge and practical skills of financial management, scientific research and creative work skills;
- Real possibility of employment and internship in partner organizations of the university;
- Exchange programmes funded by the University and through Erasmus+ at Bremen University of Applied Sciences (Germany), Bucharest University of Economic Studies (Romania), Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences (Germany), Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences (Greece), University of Łódź (Poland), and Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași (Romania) and other Europe.