LEVEL 1

The first year provides the basis and a foundation in banking management and finance related disciplines necessary for the understanding of the more focused business modules studied in the second and final year of the programme. Students from a wide variety of educational backgrounds are all brought up to a common set of learning outcomes during the first year. This enables us to accept students without specific pre–requisites. The students will study two semesters of modules encompassing a range of subjects fundamental to the understanding of business management and finance. However students will also be undertake the Introduction to Banking and Finance module to allow early exposure to this areas of study. Students can then continue to the more specialised areas of study in Investment and Risk Management.

Common Modules

• Accounting For Bankers
• Business and Communication Skills
• Business Economics
• Business Law
• Financial Accounting 1
• Financial Accounting 2
• Introduction to Banking & Finance
• Introduction to Management
• Marketing
• Quantitative Skills

LEVEL 2

The second year will focus on the management and measurement of financial risk as well as theories of securities & options. Students will also be exposed to other areas of knowledge of banking, finance, economics, investment analysis and accounting which as supplementary modules to produce wholesome graduates equipped with knowledge in investment and risk management as well as credit risk in banking and finance. Students are also introduced to the Business Research Methods module which exposes students on how to conduct research and write research proposals.

Students will also use their co curricular activities (social, sport, cultural etc.) as evidence of the development of your personal skills, which are highly regarded by employers. They will collect this information in a portfolio and submit together with an essay showing how these experiences have helped to develop their employability skills such as social, interpersonal, planning, communications and many others.

After the completion of Level 2 students will undertake a short Internship. This will prepare them for a smooth transition from the classroom to the world of Banking and Finance with a specialism in investment and Risk Management.

Common Modules

• Company Account
• Financial Management
• Financial Mathematics
• Financial Reporting
• Fundamentals of Investment
• Law of Banking and Finance
• Management Information System
• Business Research Methods
• The Financial System

Specialised Modules

• Financial Economics
• Securities and Options
• Time Series and Forecasting

LEVEL 3

In the final year, students will learn more about the practical aspects of risk management practices and theory especially in banks and corporate firms. Students will also learn about the globalisation of banking and finance in International Banking and Investment including strategies of risk management adopted by firms in practice. The Project in Investment and Risk Management further develops the academic and practical aspects of your chosen area of study and reinforces your independent learning skills.

Courses such as Capital Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management provide the necessary closure to the programme.

Common Modules

• Building Customers Relation
• Corporate Finance
• Financial Derivatives
• Financial Modelling
• International Banking & Investment
• Portfolio Management
• Risk Management in Banking

Specialised Modules

• Capital Investment Analysis
• Corporate Risk Management
• Investigation in Investment & Risk Management
• Project in Investment & Risk Management

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