• Meet labor market and economic sector needs for qualified professionals in finance, banking, investment, financial markets, and risk management.
• Prepare graduates for employment or further postgraduate study in finance, banking, economics, and business.
• Develop students’ critical thinking, scientific research, and evidence-based financial analysis skills.
• Enable students to analyze real-world financial and banking problems and propose practical solutions by integrating theoretical knowledge, empirical evidence, and professional judgment.
• Enhance students’ understanding of banks, financial institutions, financial markets, investment companies, and financial technology through applied learning and professional engagement.
• Develop students’ ability to use financial technologies, computer-based applications, programming tools, and analytical software to support financial analysis and decision-making.
• Develop students’ oral and written communication skills, including preparing financial reports and presenting analyses and results professionally.
• Strengthen students’ professional readiness through field training, collaborative learning, and teamwork in multidisciplinary settings.
• Foster a culture of lifelong learning, self-development, and scientific research to keep pace with changes in the financial and banking sectors.
• Enhance graduates’ professional confidence and ethical responsibility, enabling them to play effective roles in financial and banking institutions and society.

PLO1:

Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of core concepts in finance, banking, economics, accounting, and financial markets.
PLO2:

Apply quantitative, analytical, and financial tools to analyze financial data, evaluate investment opportunities, and support managerial and banking decisions.
PLO3:

Evaluate financial performance, risk exposure, and valuation using appropriate financial models, techniques, and technologies.
PLO4:

Analyze and solve real-world financial and banking problems by integrating theoretical knowledge, empirical evidence, and professional judgment.
PLO5:

Demonstrate ethical reasoning, legal awareness, and understanding of corporate governance and professional standards in finance and banking contexts.
PLO6:

Utilize financial technologies, computer-based applications, and programming tools to enhance financial analysis, decision-making, and product development.
PLO7:

Communicate financial information and analyses effectively in written and oral forms, and demonstrate readiness for professional practice, teamwork, and lifelong learning.