Master in Finance and accounting

At Uniwersytet WSB Merito Warszawa, tuition fees are 2,950 EUR per year.

Finance and Accounting at Uniwersytet WSB Merito Warszawa is a master's degree program taught in English over two years, with yearly tuition set at EUR 2,950. The program's Financial Market Analyst specialization is built for students who want to navigate the capital markets and build investment portfolios. It equips students to analyze capital markets, select analytical tools and methods, manage and value financial instruments, and construct investment portfolios, with hands-on work using analytical tools and portfolio management techniques. The specialization prepares graduates for roles including financial market analyst, broker, investment advisor, investment fund employee, and positions in the investment departments of banks and other institutions. Specialized courses cover Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Innovative Financial Instruments, Investment Psychology, Methods of Valuing Stock Companies, and the Functioning of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. More broadly, a Finance and Accounting master's degree of this kind builds on undergraduate knowledge of economics, accounting, and financial markets, adding depth in valuation, portfolio construction, and financial analysis. Warsaw, where the program is based, is Poland's financial center, home to the Warsaw Stock Exchange and a concentration of banks, brokerages, and investment firms, providing a practical setting for students working toward careers in market analysis and investment advisory work. Graduates of this kind of program typically move into analyst, advisory, and portfolio-support roles across banking and investment institutions, both in Poland and abroad, applying the specialized market and instrument-valuation training gained during their studies.