Start-up finance focuses on the study of value and resource allocation, applied to new ventures and answers key questions for all entrepreneurs such as: how much money should be raised and what is the best funding source for my case?
Bachelor
1CV10 – Fundamentals of financial and management accounting – 5 ECTs – Q3 – Introductory
This course consists of financial accounting and management accounting which are two distinct branches of accounting that serve different purposes within an organization. Financial accounting involves the preparation of financial statements and the analysis of a company’s financial status. It focuses on providing a company’s financial performance and position to external stakeholders. Management accounting includes generating reports on costs and analyses related to cost allocation short-term and long-term managerial decisions. It focuses on providing internal information and analysis to help managers make decisions.
1CK40 – Intermediate finance and accounting – 5 ECTs – Q2 – Deepening
This course is divided into two parts. First, you will learn how to create and analyze financial statement and then you will learn quantitative methods and techniques to facilitate proper financial decision making. Throughout the course, you will be analyzing cash flows, assessing firm’s performance, analyzing fixed income securities, calculating the value of a firm and using financial options to manage risk.
Master
1ZM70 - Financial decision making in and around technology ventures – 5 ECTs – Q4
You will become familiar with the valuation of emerging technology (R&D) and business opportunities, as well as the funding process of new technology-based ventures, including the venture capital industry. You will understand the financial decision-making processes from the perspectives of investors, entrepreneurs, and scholars – including the role of decision criteria on, for example, the technology, sustainability, competition, and the founding team.