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 Finance and Accounting

• The program provides theoretical and practical training in finance, accounting, and financial management, in collaboration with BOKU University.

• It is aligned with labor market demands and current developments in the economy and agribusiness.

• It develops skills in budgeting, investment analysis, and financial risk management.

• It prepares graduates for careers in financial institutions, businesses, public administration, and the agribusiness sector.


• They acquire advanced knowledge in finance and accounting, especially for the agricultural sector and other economic sectors.

• They develop analytical skills and use modern methods and software for financial analysis and decision-making.

• They have competencies in financial reporting, risk management, and the application of accounting standards.

• They are trained in financial planning, budgeting, investments in agriculture and agribusiness, and the evaluation of economic and social policies.

• Financial institutions and banking sector, as financial managers, financial analysts, or credit analysts.

• Private sector and NGOs, as finance specialists, accounting professionals, and financial advisors.

• Public sector, as budget, finance, and fiscal system specialists.

• International organizations, insurance, and real estate, as financial specialists or consultants.

Florinda Zherri- Lecturer at UBT

“This program inspired me to continue my academic path and to share the same values and knowledge with my students. Finance also provided me with practical knowledge and new perspectives on resource management.”


Henri Ndreca- General Director of T-Blocks

“Studies in Finance and Accounting built the foundation of my leadership by equipping me with strategic thinking, analytical discipline, and a vision for innovation. As a leader, these competencies translate into sustainable decision-making and the continuous development of the business.”


Fatmir Nikolli- Regional Director and Head of the Agriculture Segment (NOA, JSC)

“Studies in Finance and Accounting gave me the opportunity to lead with vision and to support the sustainable development of the agricultural sector at the regional level.”


Esmeralda Doçi- Head of the General Accounting Sector, Social Insurance Institute 
“Studies in this field built a strong professional foundation for me and the integrity needed to responsibly manage public finances and ensure transparency in administration.”


  • 50% of the credits in Social Sciences
  • 24–25 credits in Natural Sciences
  • 24–25% of the credits in Technical Sciences​


The program is built on the principle of interdisciplinarity, which aims to integrate approaches,

methods, techniques and analytical tools from different disciplines, producing new knowledge

and solutions to complex problems with real impact on the economic, financial, social and

technological challenges of a rapidly and continuously changing world. This interdisciplinary

approach, which reflects the interconnected reality of the modern business world and follows

the example of successful international programs, gives students a broader perspective and the

ability to analyze and solve complex problems from multiple perspectives. In alignment with

international standards (Muster Curricula), the program integrates knowledge from the fields of

technology, natural sciences, and economics, ensuring a comprehensive and interdisciplinary

education that prepares students to address complex challenges.


  • Master in Finance and Accounting with specializations in “Finance and Banking” and “Accounting and Auditing”
  • Master in Agricultural Economics and European Policies
  • Master in Circular Economy
  • Master in Agrobusiness Management with specializations in “Management” and “Entrepreneurship and Innovation”
  • Master in Food Marketing and Digital Business
  • Master in Sustainable Tourism and Rural Development
  • Master in Business Informatics with specializations in “Software Development and Business Systems” and “Data Science and AI in Economics”