Key Areas of Research
Faculty of Business Studies
- Business Finance and Financial Markets, Financial Statement Analysis, Management Accounting
- Consumer Behaviour, Product Research and Development
- Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Economic Growth and Profitability of SMEs
- International Economics and European Integration, Internationalization of SMEs
- Legalities of Trade with Eastern Europe and CIS, Data Communications Law
Faculty of Philosophy
- Administrative Sciences
- Comparative Public Policy
- Public Management, Evaluation
- The Welfare State and the Profitability of Public Services
- Languages and Communication
- Culture and Literature, Intercultural Communication
- Language for Special Purposes (LSP)
- Multilingualism (Language Immersion), Translation
- Multimedia Systems and Technical Communication
Faculty of Technology
- Dynamic Mathematical Modelling
- Energy Technology and Economics
- New Information Processing Methods
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