Finance and Banking

Type of Program

Advanced Program

The Full-time Training Program adheres to the quality accreditation standards set by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) and the internationally recognized FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation).

Applicants

High school graduates. Find out more admission information HERE

Program Structure

125 credits, structured across four core knowledge blocks: a General Education Knowledge Block, a Basic Industry Knowledge Block, a Specialized Knowledge Block, and a Supplementary Knowledge Block. The program also includes a mandatory Practical Internship. Find out more program information HERE

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this course, learner should be able to:

Knowledge

- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge in natural sciences, political science, and law.

- Master and apply core and specialized knowledge within the professional disciplines of Finance, Banking, and Insurance.

- Utilize essential supplementary knowledge necessary to effectively meet professional job requirements.

Skills

- Apply specialized and interdisciplinary knowledge to solve practical problems in corporate financial management, banking management, and insurance company management.

- Exhibit essential professional skills, including effective communication, teamwork, reporting and presentation.

- Apply foreign language proficiency to facilitate global integration and operate effectively in international environments.

Autonomy and responsibility

- Demonstrate a strong sense of professional ethics and social responsibility.

- Develop independent skills, enabling autonomous problem-solving.

- Collaborate effectively with others in learning, research, and work settings, while adapting swiftly to multicultural and integrated work environments.

Career Paths

Graduates are prepared for various professional roles in the public and private sectors:

Finance and Banking Specialized Analyst & Consulting

- Financial Analyst: Working at corporations, banks, other financial institutions, and major accounting firms (domestic and international).

- Credit/Investment Specialist: Serving in credit departments, investment divisions of commercial banks, and fund management companies.

- Financial Planning Specialist: Focusing on cost control and cash flow planning for corporations and financial institutions.

- Treasury Specialist: Managing and trading capital and foreign exchange for commercial banks, finance companies, and investment firms.

- Investment & Brokerage Analyst: Working at securities companies.

- Risk Management Specialist: Analyzing and establishing risk management programs for corporations and banks.

- Asset Management Specialist: Focusing on managing and valuing financial assets (including real estate) for high-net-worth individuals, investment funds, banks, and corporations.

Management and Research

- Researcher or Lecturer in the field of finance and banking.

- Financial Modeler: Designing effective financial models for corporations and financial institutions.

- Senior Management: Advancing to high-level roles in finance and banking.

Further Study

Graduates are equipped for continuous learning and career advancement:

Lifelong Learning: Graduates possess the capacity for self-study and research, enabling them to continuously enhance their expertise within the specialized field.
Academic Advancement: Graduates are eligible to pursue postgraduate studies in relevant academic disciplines.
Professional Certification: Graduates are prepared to study for and attain major domestic and international professional certifications, including CFA, ACCA, CIMA, and CPA.