Faculties
There are eleven faculties:
- AMP - Administratie si Management Public (Administration and Public Management)
- CIG - Facultatea de Contabilitate si Informatica de Gestiune (Accounting and Management Information Systems)
- COM - Comert (Commerce)
- CSIE - Cibernetică, Statistică şi Informatică Economică (Economic Cybernetics, Statistics and Informatics)
- EAM - Economia Agroalimentară şi a Mediului (Economics and Technology of Agriculture and Food Production)
- ECO - Economie (Economics)
- FABBV - Finanţe, Asigurări, Bănci şi Burse de Valori (Finance, Insurance, Banking and Stock Exchanges)
- COM - Comert (Commerce)
- FABIZ - Administrarea Afacerilor cu predare în limbi străine (Business Administration in Foreign Languages)
- MAN - Management
- MRK - Marketing
- REI - Relaţii Economice Internaţionale (International Business and Economics)
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