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Program Overview
Program Overview
The Finance and Banking program at Vilniaus University aims to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in finance, enabling them to pursue successful careers in the financial sector.
Program Description
The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of financial markets, instruments, and institutions. It covers topics such as financial ethics, corporate finance, quantitative methods, and financial behavior. The program also includes a research project and a master's thesis, allowing students to apply theoretical concepts to real-world problems.
Program Structure
The program consists of three semesters, with a total of 25 credits per semester. The first semester covers foundational courses in finance, while the second semester focuses on advanced topics such as alternative investments and derivatives. The third semester is dedicated to the research project and master's thesis.
Courses
- Financial Ethics (5 credits)
- Corporate Finance (5 credits)
- Quantitative Methods (5 credits)
- Research Project (10 credits)
- Alternative Investments (5 credits)
- Derivatives (5 credits)
- Financial Analysis and Accounting (5 credits)
- Investment Portfolio Analysis (5 credits)
- Financial Technology (5 credits)
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for the program, applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
- Hold a bachelor's degree in Economics or Business Administration.
- Hold a bachelor's degree in a related field and have completed at least 20 ECTS in economics or business administration.
- Hold a professional bachelor's degree and have completed additional courses at Vilniaus University.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various fields, including:
- Banking and finance
- Investment management
- Financial analysis and consulting
- Risk management
- Financial technology
Tuition Fees
The annual tuition fee for the program is 4800 EUR.
Scholarships and Funding
The university offers various scholarships and funding opportunities, including:
- State-funded scholarships
- University-funded scholarships
- External scholarships
Research Areas
The program focuses on various research areas, including:
- Financial markets and instruments
- Corporate finance and governance
- Financial technology and innovation
- Risk management and regulation
Faculty and Staff
The program is taught by experienced faculty members with expertise in finance and related fields. The faculty includes:
- Alfreda apkauskien
- Rasa Kanapickien
- Jelena Stankeviien
- Antanas Laurinaviius
- Algimantas Laurinaviius
- Rosvaldas Kruna
- Greta Keliuolyt-Staniulnien
- Mantas Valukonis
- Darius Saikeviius
Alumni Testimonials
The program has received positive feedback from alumni, who appreciate the program's comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, and strong industry connections. Alumni have gone on to pursue successful careers in finance and related fields.
