Faculty of Economics

The Faculty of Economics Subotica offers four-year (eight-semester) undergraduate studies within nine curricula: Agro-Economics and Agro-Business; European Economics and Business; Finance, Banking and Insurance; Quantitative Economics; Marketing; Management; Business Information Systems; Accounting and Auditing; and Trade. Master’s studies are organized within ten curricula, whereas the doctoral students can enrol within three curricula: Economics, Management and Business, and Business Informatics.

This accredited higher education institution within the University of Novi Sad is about to celebrate its 53th anniversary. Over this period, the Faculty has made a unique and recognizable impact on the quality of life in the region, contributing to the education of economists, managers and management information system experts. Its strategic orientation is to focus equally on developing educational, scientific, research, expertise and consulting activities. The instruction has been conducted at three venues – at the Faculty's main premises in Subotica, and the Novi Sad and Bujanovac Branch. The Faculty of Economics Subotica aims to build a significant position on the scientific, research and educational maps of not only Serbia, but also South-East and Central Europe. In achieving this goal, internationalization is a key priority, which is evident from numerous agreements on bilateral cooperation with universities and faculties on virtually all continents.

Over the past 53 years, more than 14,000 students have received Bachelor's degrees under the four-year curriculum, plus about 450 graduates under the three-year curriculum. More than 500 master's theses were defended. The Faculty of Economics has conferred PhD degrees on over 300 candidates who completed their doctoral studies and defended their dissertations at this institution.The Faculty of Economics Subotica offers four-year (eight-semester) undergraduate studies within nine curricula: Agro-Economics and Agro-Business; European Economics and Business; Finance, Banking and Insurance; Quantitative Economics; Marketing; Management; Business Information Systems; Accounting and Auditing; and Trade. Master’s studies are organized within ten curricula, whereas the doctoral students can enrol within three curricula: Economics, Management and Business, and Business Informatics.