Admission requirements of the Bachelor degree in the Financial Technology program include a High School Certificate or equivalent in the following:

This Department enable the graduates to join the various public and private institutions, including the banking institutions, such as the central bank and commercial banks, as well as insurance companies, investment firms, financial planning, money managing, insurance and real estate and other financial institutions. It also enables them to pursue higher education in the Arab and foreign universities.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's):

• PEO1.Review, and update if necessary, the core finance courses curriculum periodically.
• PEO2.Guarantee students’ satisfaction in terms of the course materials covered in core finance course.
• PEO3.Improve the students’ average score in final exams in courses related to corporate finance, investments, and financial markets/institutions.
• PEO4.Assign oral presentations and essay projects as part of the course assessment.
• PEO5.Provide opportunities in class for students to work in groups.

Students Learning Outcomes (SLO's):

• Define theoretical concepts related to economics and finance
• Describe models related to investment
• Analyze global financial systems and markets
• Identify key issues in financial decision making process, and come up with sound solutions
• Analyze cases quantitatively and qualitatively
• Measure and evaluate various risk hazards in business transactions and trades
• Convey ideas and concepts effectively while speaking and writing through oral presentations, written assignments, and field experience.
• Demonstrate an understanding of business ethics to ensure best business practices
• Encourage teamwork and organize group activities
• Show ability to use a range of internet and database sources to support assigned projects and assignments
• Demonstrate ability to use mathematics and statistics to solve financial problems

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