Finance, Accounting & Economics

Programs

Big Data Analytics and Business Intelligence (EBI)

July 27 - August 14, 2026

  • 1 week online, July 28 -31
    2 weeks in-class in Munich, August 3-14
  • Target Group: Bachelor students, Master students as well as young professionals and scientists with an interest in corporate finance and business intelligence.
  • Key concepts: Big Data Analytics and Business Intelligence refer to a variety of methods and techniques for the analysis of large amounts of business data.
  • Learning objectives: Conceptual foundations of Big Data Analytics and Business Intelligence as well as the practical application using Microsoft PowerBI.

Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation (FAV)

July 27 - August 14, 2026

  • 1 week online, July 28 -31
  • 2 weeks in-class in Munich, August 3 - 14
  • Target Group: Bachelor students, Master students as well as young professionals and scientists with an interest in company analysis and valuation.
  • Key concepts: Financial Statement Analysis, Forecasting and Company Valuation.
  • Learning objectives: Analyze and forecast a firm’s business activities. Conduct a sound fundamental equity valuation to challenge market prices of real-world companies. 

International Management and Communications (IM)

August 4 - 21, 2026

  • Target Group: Bachelor graduates with an interest in management practices and corporate communications.
  • Key concepts: Understanding of how to effectively communicate with various stakeholders, focusing on the business as well as on the private context.
  • Learning objectives: The goals of the course are an understanding of the basics of international business and improve understanding of management communications.

Machine Learning and Data Analytics in Finance and Accounting (MDA)

July 27 - August 14, 2026

  • 1 week online, July 27 - 31
    2 weeks in-class in Munich, August 3 - 14
  • Target Group: Bachelor students, Master students as well as young professionals and scientists with an interest in machine learning and data analytics.
  • Key concepts: Unsupervised Machine Learning, Supervised Machine Learning and Data Analytics.
  • Learning objectives: Handle large amounts of data (quantitative and qualitative data). Cope complicated real-world financial problems (e.g. loan default risks or price and volume forecasts) using machine learning approaches.  Application: Clustering and Prediction, Data Analytics and Visualization in Python
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