The Economics of Commerce, Tourism and Services is a generous study programme that appeals to students interested in the entire tertiary sector, and especially in Commerce and Tourism. We can rightfully say that this study programme is a nursery for entrepreneurs in a country whose touristic potential is underused, and Commerce is an immediate option for a young graduate.
Curriculum
- First Semester
Microeconomics
Fundamentals of Accounting
Applied Mathematics for Economics
Business Law
English/ French / German for Business 1
Business Information Technology
Sports 1
Second semester
Fundamentals of Statistics
Macroeconomics
End-User Computing
Financial Accounting
English / French / German for Business 2
Management
Sports 2
Supplementary courses
Elementary Mathematics
The educational plan is valid for the first year of study (2024/2025) - First Semester
Finance
Econometrics
Marketing
Merchandising
Services Management
English/ French/ German for Business 3
Sports 3
Second semester
Business Administration in Commerce
Money and Credit
Promotional Techniques
Travel and Tourism Industry
English/ French / German for Business 4
Internship
Sports 4
The educational plan is valid for the 2nd year of study (2024/2025) - First Semester
Business Administration in Tourism
Hotel Management
Quality Services Management
Consumer Behaviour
Financial Management
Electives (Economic Projects in Tourism; Economic Projects in Commerce) – 1 out of 2
Supplementary courses – Internship in commerce, tourism and services
Second semester
Evaluation and Land Use in Tourism
Human Resource Management
Tourism Marketing
Food&Beverage Management
Electives (Logistics in commerce and tourism; Supply Chain Management)
Electives (Ethics and academic integrity; Bachelor thesis methodology)
The educational plan is valid for the 3rd year of study (2024/2025)
How can you tell if ECTS is exactly what you are looking for? Check if the following statements describe you:
- I am a dynamic person, and the field I’m preparing for must be dynamic.
- I like it that in the field of services, a customer’s uniqueness counts.
- I want to learn how to set up a store, in practice.
- I can have my own store, so I want to learn how to run a business.
- I dream of having my own travel company or even my hotel.
- I am curious about how to evaluate the touristic potential of an area and what the secrets behind landscaping it are.
- I want to understand consumer behaviour and the magic of offers.
If you feel that all of these statements describe you, come to ECTS! You’re “in”!