International Curriculum |
Career Opportunities |
Experienced Faculty |
High Employability |
Year 1:
Code | Semester I | Code | Semester II |
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ACC1101 | Introductory Financial Accounting | ACC1102 | Financial Reporting & Analysis |
QM1101 | Quantitative Methods I | QM1102 | Quantitative Methods II |
ECO1102 | Money & Macro Economics | IT1101 | Managing Information |
MGT1101 | Principles of Management | ECO1103 | Managerial Economics |
Year 2:
Code | Semester I | Code | Semester II |
---|---|---|---|
FIN2101 | Corporate Finance | LW2101 | Banking Law |
MKT2101 | Principles of Marketing | BAK2102 | Risk Analysis |
BAK2101 | Bank Lending | MGT2102 | Management and Organization |
Optional | Optional |
Optional Subjects Year 2:
Code | Semester I | Code | Semester II |
---|---|---|---|
IF2103 | Islamic Commercial Banking | IF2104 | Islamic Investment Banking |
IF2108 | Accounting, Auditing & Governance for Islamic Financial Institutions | ACC2109 | Business and Professional Ethics |
Year 3 (in Bahrain):
Code | Semester I | Code | Semester II |
---|---|---|---|
ABB3108 | Advanced Inv. Theory & Practice | ABB3105 | Advanced Corporate Finance |
ABB3109 | Investment & Investment Banking | ABB3112 | Comparative Banking |
ABB3110 | International Banking | ABB3113 | Econometrics |
ABB3111 | Money & Banking |
The Banking and Financial Industry is a large field with many opportunities for growth. Working in the Banking Industry can lead to different career opportunities.
Careers in Banking
Students graduating with the Banking & Finance degree can progress to CFA or CIMA and obtain a Certified Professional Qualification in field.
This programme is designed to offer a comprehensive scheme of academic study, which advances students' ability to apply a range of banking and finance skills to practical situations. The programme modules are designed keeping in mind the needs of the latest banking industry requirements and practices. The main subject groupings are Banking, Accounting and Finance, Quantitative Methods, Risk and Lending, Management and Marketing and Banking Law. In these subject offerings, there is a natural progression from Year I to Year II. The Year I provides an essential introduction to the subject grouping and equips students with the preliminary practical and intellectual skills necessary for progression to Year II, which progressively builds on to what has been introduced earlier.