The main outcomes of the study programme in the form of knowledge, skills and competence.
1. Knowledge (knowledge and understanding).
1.1. Able to demonstrate basic and specialized knowledge and critical understanding of the field of science “Economics and Business” and the profession “Enterprise Manager”. In addition, some of the knowledge corresponds to the highest level of excellence in the discipline or profession. Able to demonstrate understanding of the key concepts and regularities of the field of science “Economics and Business” and understanding of the field’s most important terms and laws.
1.2. Understand general areas of business knowledge: organizational, political, economic, social, technological, international, legal, bio-environmental context; financial theory and analysis; analysis of the form of market organization; organizational systems and processes (including planning, design and control); manufacturing, supply chains, quality management, marketing; group and individual behavior, personnel management, etc.)
1.3. Understand areas of technological aptitude: evidence-based decision making, including risk analysis; business management techniques that integrate new technologies, including statistical tools, data management, data analytics and data security, etc.
2. Skills (ability to use knowledge; communication, general skills).
2.1. Able to use the acquired theoretical foundation and skills to carry out professional, innovative or research work, to formulate and analytically describe information, problems and solutions in their field of science or profession, to explain and reasonably discuss them with both specialists and non-specialists.
2.2. Able to organize studies independently, undertake further education and professional development, use a scientific approach to problem solving.
2.3. Able to take responsibility and initiative by doing work individually, in a team, or managing other people’s work.
2.4. Able to make decisions and find creative solutions under uncertainty and risk.
3. Competence (analysis, synthesis and evaluation).
3.1. Ability to independently obtain, select and analyze information and use it, make decisions and solve business management problems.
3.2. Assess and understand professional ethics, able to evaluate the impact of own professional activities on the environment and society.
3.3. Able to participate in the development of the relevant professional field.