Finanse międzynarodowe przedsiębiorstw - przedmiot oferowany w języku angielskim

Educational profile: general academic

Form of study: stationary

Course type: directional, M_3 directional courses

Year/semester: 1 year/2 semester

Prerequisites: -,

Number of didactic hours: 15 hours of lecture, 30 hours of classes.

Teaching methods:

- informational and conversational lecture (activating students conducted with the use of multimedia presentations, analysis of documents - case studies, comments on recent events,

- classes were conducted using methods: individual work, group work, moderated discussions.

ECTS points: 5

Student workload balance - type of student's activity:

participation in lectures - 15 hours

preparation for lectures / literature studies - 15 hours

preparation for the exam - 10 hours

participation in classes - 30 hours

preparation for classes - 30 hours

preparation for the test - 19 hours

participation in consultations hours - 4 hours

participation in the exam - 2 hours

Student workload related to the course, number of hours / ECTS points

requiring teacher's direct participation: 51h - 2,04 ECTS points, of a practical nature: 55h - 2,20 ECTS points

KNOWLEDGE

1FMP_W01 knows and understands to a greater extent views on the functioning of selected economic structures and institutions in the field of finance of companies operating on an international scale; KP7_WG6

1FMP_W02 knows and understands the various principles of creating and developing enterprises operating internationally (in particular their financing); KP7_WK5

QUALIFICATIONS

1FMP_U01 can formulate and interpret economic and social phenomena and processes in the field of financing the activities of enterprises taking place in the world economy; KP7_UW1

SOCIAL COMPETENCES

1FMP_K01 is ready to independently and critically supplement and improve the acquired knowledge and skills with an interdisciplinary dimension, and in the event of difficulties with solving the problem independently is able of using the opinions of experts in the field of finance of companies operating on an international scale; KP7_KK2

1FMP_K02 is ready to maintain the professional ethos, including inspiring others to perform their professional roles responsibly in terms of the finances of companies operating on an international scale; KP7_KR2

The aim of the course is to acknowledge student with the topic of international business finance, especially to characterize financial instruments used in international transactions, currency markets, international instuitions and financial organizations, as well as methods of international trade settlements in foreign trade exchange of national and international companies.

After the lecture students will gain competence in critical discussion on aspects of short-term and long-term financing of international business. Students gain understanding of implications of conducting business activities in international dimension.

Basic literature:

1. Practical aspects in doing international business, ed. T. Dorożyński, J. Świerkocki, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2016.

2. Jakubczyc J., International Finance with a focus on currency markets, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, Wrocław 2016.

3. International finance, ed. H. Kent Baker, L.A. Riddick, Oxford University Press, New York 2013.

4. Mitręga-Niestrój K., Wieczorek-Kosmala M., Fundamentals of international finance, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny, Katowice 2011.

5. A.J. Makin, International money and finance, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London, New York 2017.

Additional literature:

1. Kowalski T., Globalization and transformation in Central European countries, Poznań University of Economics Press, Poznań 2013.

2. History of financial institutions, ed. C. Hofmann, M.L. Müller, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, London, New York 2017.

3. The Oxford handbook of international business, ed. A.M. Rugman, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2010.

The aim of the course is to present, to a greater extent, the conditions and forms of financing international economic activity and to organize knowledge of the instruments and institutions of international finance in the contemporary world economy.

Basic literature:

1. Practical aspects in doing international business, ed. T. Dorożyński, J. Świerkocki, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2016.

2. Jakubczyc J., International Finance with a focus on currency markets, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, Wrocław 2016.

3. International finance, ed. H. Kent Baker, L.A. Riddick, Oxford University Press, New York 2013.

4. Mitręga-Niestrój K., Wieczorek-Kosmala M., Fundamentals of international finance, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny, Katowice 2011.

5. A.J. Makin, International money and finance, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London, New York 2017.

Additional literature:

1. Kowalski T., Globalization and transformation in Central European countries, Poznań University of Economics Press, Poznań 2013.

2. History of financial institutions, ed. C. Hofmann, M.L. Müller, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, London, New York 2017.

3. The Oxford handbook of international business, ed. A.M. Rugman, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2010.