Part I- Accounting

1. Financial Accounting: an overview .
2. International Accounting.
   1. The global organizations for the accountancy profession.
   2. Thevision of global accounting Standards
3. Accounting Conceptual Framework
4. Accounting and reporting
5. Analysis of selected issues of reporting and evaluation

Part II- Finance

1. Corporate Finance
2. Value Creation
3. Stock Valuation

1. Globalization
2. The Process of Internationalization of Enterprises: the evolution of a concept, strategy, case studies
3. Diferences between countries
4. Internationalization and Entry Modes
5. Foreign direct investment

1. Resource-Based View
2. Knowledge and learning
3. Institutional theory
4. Transaction Cost Theory and Governance
5. Networks and inter-firm relations

1. Literature review
   1. Importance of literature review
   2. Organizing and writing the literature review
   3. Journal rankings as means to evaluate reference sources
   4. Referencing styless
2. Qualitative approach
3. Quantitative approach
4. The editorial process: characterization and understanding of the stages of submission to publication

1. Introduction to SPSS
2. Univariate Analysis
   1. Point and interval estimation.
   2. Hypothesis tests.
3. Multivariate Analysis
   1. Regression.
   2. Factor analysis (principal components method).
   3. Clusters analysis.
4. Time Series and Forecast
   1. Decomposition.
   2. The Box-Jenkins forecast technique.
   3. Modeling conditional heterocedasticity.

1. The Digital Firm
2. Information Systems in the Enterprise
3. Information Systems, Organizations, Management and Strategy
4. IT Infrastructure, Platforms and Emerging Technologies
5. Databases and Information Management
6. Security
7. Enterprise business applications and their integration in the enterprise
8. Knowledge Management in the Digital Firm
9. Building Information Systems
10. Redesign of the organization using Information Systems
11. Modeling and Designing Systems: Structured and object-oriented Methodologies
12. Business Process Redesign

1. Managing Cultural Diversity
2. Culture and the HR Management Best Practices
3. Organizational Culture
4. Workforce Diversity and Organizational Performance
5. Communication and Cultural Misunderstandings
6. Cross Cultural Marketing Strategy of multinational firms

1. Introduction: Framework of International Finance: Why International Financial Management, International Monetary System, Foreign Exchange Market, Currencies and Exchange Rates;
2. Exchange Rates: direct and indirect quotation, cross exchange rate, spot and forward exchange rate; bilateral and triangular arbitrage;
3. Exchange risk management, arbitration mechanisms, currency swaps, currency options;
4. International capital markets: framework, integration of international capital markets;
5. International portfolio management, international diversification: traditional and contemporary views.

1. Global Marketing Principles and Management Orientations
2. Approaching Global Markets
   1. The global economic environment
   2. Regional market characteristics
   3. International cultural environments
   4. The political, legal and regulatory environment
3. Analyzing and Targeting Global Market Opportunities
   1. Assessing global marketing opportunities
   2. Global market segmentation, targeting and product positioning
   3. Market selection and market entry strategies
4. Creating Global Marketing Programs
   1. International product and service decisions
   2. Global pricing
   3. Global marketing channels
   4. Global marketing communication decisions

1. Values and culture
2. Cultural models
3. Intercultural issues and negotiation
4. Research trends

Choose from the following Couse Units:

Investment and Financial Information Analysis

1. Introduction
   1. Harmonization vs Accounting Standards
   2. Financial Statements
   3. Financial Information Quality
2. Investment Analysis
   1. Basic concepts
   2. Project Evaluation Study: Phases
   3. From searching information til cash flow
   4. Project evaluation criteria
   5. Project financing
   6. Investment projects under uncertainty
3. Financial Analysis
   1. Introduction
   2. Financial equilibrium
   3. Return
   4. Risk

International Entrepreneurship

1. The importance of International Entrepreneurship
2. Cultures and International Entrepeneurship
3. Developing the Global Business Plan
4. Entering the Global Market
5. Global Marketing and R&D
6. Intellectual property

1.Definition of the research topic

2. Selection of the empirical approach
3. Identification, selection, and use of secondary data
   1. Data sources and types
   2. Data organization and verification
   3. Advantages and disadvantages
4. Types, selection, and collection of primary data
   1. Data sources and types
   2. Data organization and verification
   3. Advantages and disadvantages
5. Theoretical contribution and practical contribution
6. Writing a research paper
   1. The structure of the work
   2. The content of each section
   3. Specificities in writing scientific work, sentences, paragraphs, sequence
   4. Additional recommendations
   5. Formal aspects

Dissertation in International Business

1. Develop a research proposal for the dissertation
2. Define themes and research questions for the dissertation
3. Formal rules and guidelines to follow when writing the dissertation
4. Tracking the evolution of the investigation in the dissertation
5. Writing of academic work

Project in International Business

1. Elaboration of a research proposal for the project
2. Defining main topic and research questions
3. Guidelines to follow when writing a project
4. Guiding research in the context of a project
5. Writing the final report
6. Presenting and defending the final work.

Internship in International Business

1. Tutorial for custom development and organization of the probation report
2. The detailed program of internship is individualized. It is defined by the course coordinator, after consultation with the scientific committee of the course, which should still hear the advisor and internship supervisor.
3. The internship program includes: The definition of the issue or problem to be addressed in the research activity to develop, schedule andmethodology of research.