| Code | S1-FIMR |
|---|---|
| Organizational unit | Faculty of Economic Sciences |
| Field of studies | Finance, International Investment and Accounting |
| Form of studies | Full-time |
| Level of education | First cycle |
| Educational profile | academic |
| Language(s) of instruction | English |
| Minimum number of students | 5 |
| Admission limit | 113 |
| Duration | 3 years |
| WWW address | https://www.wne.uw.edu.pl/pl/ |
| Required document |
Finance and International Investment is a Math-oriented programme which aims at equipping students with professional knowledge about economics mechanisms and the instruments of international financial markets. Students learn how to manage modern financial engineering instruments of multinational corporations. Also, they acquire knowledge of the foreign exchange risk management techniques and are provided with knowledge about optimization, corporate finance and international relations, especially these associated with investing in foreign assets. The program provides students with skills that enable them to prepare state-of-the-art analyses of the market value of enterprises and financial statements in accordance with accounting standards. Graduates will possess highly marketable qualifications of modern analytical methods and tools underpinned by broad social knowledge. Also, they will gain expertise in financial markets, international financial management, monetary policy, banking, insurance and accounting.
Career perspectives:
Banking
- Strategist
- AML Operations Analyst (Anti-MOney Laundering)
Finance
- Investment Analyst
- Risk Analyst
- Finance Analyst
- Auditor
- Finance Business Partnering
- Auditor
- Trading Specialist
Consulting
- Tax Specialist
- Transactions Specialist
- European Finance Specialist
Admission rules
Minimum number of points needed to be qualified: 30
Polish new maturity exam 2005 – 2019
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Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language advanced level x 1 |
Obligatory subject One chosen subject basic level x 0,6
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weight = 5% |
weight = 75% |
weight = 10% |
weight = 10% |
Polish and foreign language at advanced level can be indicated twice
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced levels
J – result from English language on advanced level
X - result from additional subject on basic or advanced level
a, b, c, d – weights.
Old maturity exam
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Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language |
Obligatory subject One chosen subject basic level x 0,6 |
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weight = 5% |
weight = 75% |
weight = 10% |
weight = 10% |
Polish and foreign language at advanced or undefined level can be indicated twice
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced or undefined levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced or undefined levels
J – result from English language on advanced or undefined levels
X - result from additional subject on basic or advanced or undefined levels
a, b, c, d – weights.
Maturity exam after 1991
grade 6 = 100 %
grade 5 = 90 %
grade 4 = 75 %
grade 3 = 50 %
grade 2 = 30 %
Maturity exam until 1991
grade 5 = 100 %
grade 4 = 85 %
grade 3 = 40 %
Important information for candidates with Polish old maturity exam. >> Check! <<
International Baccalaureate (IB)
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Obligatory subject Polish language standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language higher level (HL) x 1 |
Obligatory subject One chosen subject standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
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weight = 5% |
weight = 75% |
weight = 10% |
weight = 10% |
Polish and foreign language at higher level (HL) can be indicated twice
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on standard or higher levels
M – result from Mathematics on standard or higher levels
J – result from English language on higher level
X - result from additional subject on higher level
a, b, c, d – weights.
The IB results will be converted according to the table below:
7 = 100%
6 = 90%
5 = 75%
4 = 60%
3 = 45%
2 = 30%
Important information for candidates with IB and EB. >> Check! <<
European Baccalaureate (EB)
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Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language advanced level x 1 |
Obligatory subject One chosen subject basic level x 0,6 |
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weight = 5% |
weight = 75% |
weight = 10% |
weight = 10% |
Mathematics at advanced level can be indicated twice: in columns 2 and 4
Polish and foreign language at advanced level can be indicated twice
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced levels
J – result from English language on advanced level
X - result from additional subject on advanced level
a, b, c, d – weights.
The EB results will be converted according to the table below:
9,00 - 10,00 = 100%
8,00 - 8,95 = 90%
7,00 - 7,95 = 75%
6,00 - 6,95 = 60%
5,00 - 5,95 = 45%
4,00 - 4,95 = 30%
Important information for candidates with IB and EB. >> Check! <<
Foreign diploma
- The ranking list of candidates is established on the basis of maturity (secondary education certificate) results.
- Candidates are obliged to fulfill the form available at IRK, indicating results from subjects which should be taken into account during qualification procedure.
- Form is available only in English language.
- Maturity exam results are expressed in percentage points as a ratio of grades obtained by the candidate to the highest grades possible to obtain in the country. In the case of the results expressed in letters they are converted into a numerical scale by successively assigning positive grade numbers, ranging from 1.
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Obligatory subject Polish languageor original language of maturity (high school) exam* |
Obligatory subject Mathematics |
Obligatory subject Modern foreign language |
Obligatory subject One chosen subject
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weight = 5% |
weight = 75% |
weight = 10% |
weight = 10% |
Mathematics can be indicated twice: in columns 2 and 4
Polish or original language of maturity exam and modern foreign language can be indicated twice
Calculation of candidates high school diploma results. >> Check! <<
Information on documents certifying knowledge of English language. >> Check! <<
Deadlines
Announcement of results: 19th of September, 2019
Reception of documents:
- I round: 20 and 23.09.2019
- II round: 24 and 25.09.2019
- III round: 26 and 27.09.2019
Payments
The studies are payable - tuition fees
Required documents
List of required documents submitted by candidates qualified for studies
Additional information
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