PROFESSIONAL SKILLS:

• Proper use of concepts, theories, paradigms and methodologies in the legal field
• Application of techniques and tools specific to legal field
• Application of Romanian legislation, European legislation and other international legal tools
• Interpretation, correlation and comparison of judicial institutions of national law, European law and law of other states
• Application of knowledge needed in data collection and information relating to a specific legal issue
• Use of legislation in force in analyzing legal situations, in their legally correct classification and in their resolution  

TRANSVERSAL SKILLS:

• Realization of professional tasks effectively and responsibly, respecting the deontological rules specific to the field     
• Application of techniques for effective work in a team (with elements of interdisciplinarity) respecting hierarchical bearings     
• Efficient use of resources of communication and sources of information and assisted training, both in Romanian and in a language of international communication Some of the studied subjects in this program are: Constitutional Law and Political Institutions, Civil Law. People, Administrative Law, Legal Informatics, Public International Law, Rhetoric, Criminology, Legal Psychology, Judicial System, Forensic, Commercial Law, Labor and Social Security, International Human Rights Protection, Judicial Clinic.

The curricula included specialized internships during years of studies III and IV, totaling 60 hours during the semester II.

The faculty has its own specialized laboratories (informatics, multimedia laboratories) with adequate equipment for all disciplines which have provided such activities, with license for all necessary software and allow the development of hours of curriculum subjects under optimal conditions.

University Library respectively the faculty, is equipped with reading rooms and its own book stock according to the disciplines provided in the curricula on university courses and necessary resources for activity development are provided in budgets of revenues and expenditures. Also in the library students benefit from online access free of charge to databases and scientific journals in the country and abroad.

POSSIBLE CAREER PATHS:

Those who complete the undergraduate program may carry professions as:

• Lawyer
• Judge
• prosecutor
• lawyer
• notary
• bailiff
• Legal Adviser
• liquidator
• mediator
• Registrar
• specialty insurance reviewer
• consular agent
• Customs Liaison Officer
• authorized industrial property adviser
• probation officer
• customs expert
• land register etc

This program guarantees a high number of specialists in the field of Business Administration, in the entrepreneurial spirit of HR, given the fact that any developing business must offer optimal competitive growth especially in the sphere of trade and tourism.

Thus, this program aims at forming highly qualified specialists capable of offering the best solutions based on the qualitative-quantitative analysis of economic-financial phenomena that appear in the business field.

The professional skills gained after graduating this program are:

• Accomplishing a specific activity within a trade, tourism or service organization properly and in real time
• Participating relevantly and efficiently to the realization of a phase within an activity chain of marketing or service provision
• Developing a basic work of assistance to a company in the field of trade, tourism or service
• Managing and allocating material and financial resources
• Developing a basic study of the necessary material or financial resources for a specific project in the field of trade, tourism or service
• Ensuring the work quality in trade, tourism and service
• Assisting in HR management
  
  

Some of the subjects studied within this program are: Business management in trade and tourism, International markets, Business and entrepreneurship in trade and tourism, Tourism and marketing transactions, The mathematic shaping of trade and tourism management.

The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the first year of study, 3 weeks, and summing 90 hours at the end of the second semester.

Possible carrier paths:

• Tourist agency or office manager;
• Tourist agency director;
• Tourism manager
• Organizer of touristic activities;
• Small company leader;
• Tourist agent tour operator;
• Cruise agent;
• Organizer of service provision;
• Economist
  
  

Admission is based on the documents sent in by the candidates, taking into account the undergraduate grade average.

This master’s program aims at the following objectives:

• To insure a proper training from a theoretical and practical point of view in order to give foundation to the decisions specific to the activity of financially managing an affair in the European space
• To deepen the specialized knowledge obtained through a Bachelor’s degree and to develop practical skills of processing financial information specific to the management of affairs in EU
  
  

The expert competences that master students may obtain after gaining their master’s degree are:

• Knowledge of the elements regarding the professional doctrine and ethics, as well as the way in which the profession is organized and pursued;
• Synthetizing, deepening and using concepts from the financial field, approaching interdisciplinary the economical operations in order to elaborate and give foundation to the financial decisions
• The capacity to analyse and interpret some problems that are specific to the financial management of affairs and of giving foundation to decisions based on financial-economic information;
• Developing, at an operational level, a profound vision over the financial management of affairs within the European space, in the context of applying European directives and financial reports of international standards;
  
  

Studied disciplines:Research methodology, Expertise and ethics in affair management, Financial-banking management in the market economy, Risk management in affairs, Financial-accounting standards and European directives, European economic forecasts, Electronic affairs, Systems of European financing.

The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the first year of study, 3 weeks, and summing 90 hours at the end of the second semester.

Possible carrier paths:

• Manager in the financial-economic field,
• Economic director,
• University professor,
• Expert accountant,
• Financial consultant,
• Financial analyst,
• Inspector of managing European funds,
• Expert in managing European funds,
• Consultant/expert regional/national authority of managing European funds
  
  

Admission is based on the documents sent in by the candidates, taking into account the undergraduate grade average.

This study program aims at forming specialists capable of identifying the opportunities of the economical moment, the regional developing potential and of participating to the decision-making process from a financial point of view on a public and private level.

Master students may gain the following specialized skills after obtaining their degree:

• Knowledge of the elements regarding the professional doctrine and ethics, as well as of the way in which the profession is organized and pursued;
• The synthesis, the deepening and the use of concepts from the financial field, the interdisciplinary approach of economical procedures in order to elaborate and substantiate financial decisions
• The capacity to analyse and interpret problems that are specific to financial management and the decision-making based on financial-economic information;
• The development, at an operational level, of a deep understanding of financial management in the context of applying European directives and international standards of financial report;
• Developing skills in the consultancy field of public and private audit activities;
• The capacity to cognitively and professionally apply concepts, theories and investigation methods in the financial field.
  
  

Studied subjects:Research methodology, Comparative financial-accounting systems, Public and private portfolio management, Public administration strategic management, European public policies, International finances, Financial and accounting expertise, Company evaluation and diagnosis, Financial markets and stock transactions, Professional doctrine and ethics.

The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the first year of study, 3 weeks, and summing 90 hours at the end of the second semester.

Possible carrier paths:

• Manager in the financial-economic field,
• Economy director,
• Expert accountant,
• Financial consultant,
• Financial analyst,
• Chief-inspector in public administration,
• Inspector specialized in public administration,
• Public administration consultant,
• General director in public institutions,
• Expert in public administration
  
  

Admission is based on the documents sent in by the candidates, taking into account the undergraduate grade average.