The Finance and Banking Program at An-Najah National University was established in 1997, and its name was changed in 2026 to the Investment and Finance Program. The program awards a Bachelor’s degree in Investment and Finance. It is designed to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in finance, investment, financial markets, financial analysis, risk management, and financial technology. The program focuses on preparing graduates who are capable of using quantitative and digital tools, analyzing financial data, evaluating investment opportunities, and making financial and investment decisions efficiently.

The Investment and Finance Program aims to prepare graduates with specialized knowledge and analytical and practical skills in the fields of finance and investment, including financial markets, risk management, and financial technology. The program combines theoretical foundations with practical applications through specialized courses, field training, a financial markets laboratory, and educational and research activities that enhance students’ ability to analyze financial data, evaluate investment opportunities, and make financial and investment decisions. The program also seeks to promote professional and ethical values and develop communication, teamwork, and lifelong learning skills, thereby enhancing graduates’ readiness to compete in the local and regional labor markets.