Ljubljana, Slovenia
Generative AI with LLMs
When:
13 January - 17 January 2025
Credits:
4.0 EC
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Business & Entrepreneurship
When:
28 July - 14 August 2025
School:
Munich International Summer School
Institution:
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
City:
Munich
Country:
Germany
Language:
English
Credits:
6.0 EC
Fee:
1250 EUR
1 week online, July 28 - August 1, 2 weeks in-class in Munich, August 4 - 14
This course aims at making you familiar with firms’ financial statements and financial statement analysis by enabling you to read and analyze them to your professional benefit. Hence, you will learn to consume, analyze and forecast financial statements. Adopting a user perspective, we move beyond the technical aspects of financial reporting and preparing accounts. Instead, based on these fundamentals, you are able to understand the firm’s past business activities through the lens of financial statements. The course seeks to enable you to forecast a firm’s future business activities and to conduct a sound fundamental equity valuation to challenge market prices of real-world companies.
Dr. Andreas Woltschläger, M.Sc., MBR
Bachelor students, Master students as well as young professionals and scientists with an interest in company analysis and valuation.
Prerequisites for participation are a good command of written and spoken English. Lectures, presentations and examinations will be held in English. Even though we do not require students to submit language test results, we urge students with poor language skills to abstain from applying. Knowledge of German is not a prerequisite.
In the interest of maintaining the program's high standards, the number of participants will be limited to 25
The aims of this course are threefold:
- To introduce students to financial reporting as the “language of business”. Participants learn to analyze and interpret financial statements in order to assess the key drivers of the underlying business
- To develop a structured forecast of the key value drivers as the most important ingredient of a company’s valuation. Especially important for managers, auditors, regulators, analysts and investors
- To apply the most common valuation models to challenge the current stock prices of real-world companies. Participants are able to critically assess assumptions inherent in stock prices
When:
28 July - 14 August 2025
School:
Munich International Summer School
Institution:
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Language:
English
Credits:
6.0 EC
Fee:
1250 EUR, This fee includes: 300.00 € Registration fee (150.00 Early-bird) / 950.00 € Tuition
Fee:
500 EUR, Optional accommodation starts from € 500.00
Ljubljana, Slovenia
When:
13 January - 17 January 2025
Credits:
4.0 EC
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Espoo, Finland
When:
13 January - 24 January 2025
Credits:
2 EC
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Nantes, France
When:
06 January - 10 January 2025
Credits:
4.0 EC
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