Finance and Banking

The objective of the Finance and Banking program is to prepare finance and banking professionals and researchers who possess strong theoretical knowledge, the ability to conduct independent research and analysis, creative thinking skills, effective communication competencies, and an appropriate level of foreign-language proficiency, enabling them to compete successfully in the international market.

PLO-1. Foundational knowledge and skills in the humanities, social sciences, economics, and business theories

PLO-2. Knowledge and skills in modern information systems and technologies

PLO-3. Communication and language skills

PLO-4. Knowledge and skills in research and analysis

PLO-5. Contemporary knowledge and skills in finance, banking, and investment.

PLO-6. Professional ethical attitudes and conduct

PLO-7. Creative, reflective, and critical thinking skills

PLO-8. Personal development, independent, self-development, leadership skills, and attitudes

Specialization

 

  • Track 1: Financial Management and Analysis
  • Track 2: Banking Management
  • Track 3: Financial Investment

 

Minor Programs

  • Accounting
  • Marketing Management
  • Logistics Management
  • Business Administration

 

Advantages:

 

The curriculum is comprehensively structured around general education, professional foundation, and specialized professional courses. Students have the opportunity to specialize in finance, banking, and investment through an integrated approach that combines theoretical learning with practical application. The program also incorporates contemporary fields such as international finance, digital finance, and data analytics. Students develop practical competencies through the use of advanced Excel and financial analysis tools, as well as through independent, research-based assignments.

 

Features:

 

  • Implements a workplace-based learning curriculum.
  • Aligned with internationally recognized professional programs and qualifications, including CFA and CMI.
  • Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
  • Implements a Professional English Language training program developed by the University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.

 

  1. Mid-level and senior-level positions across a wide range of industries.
  2. Business Manager
  3. Financial Analyst
  4. Researcher / Lecturer
  5. Investment Specialist
  6. Financial Advisor
  7. Manager at various organizational levels
  8. Business Consultant
  9. Securities Analyst
  10. Risk Management Specialist
  • Dual-Degree and Joint Programs хэсэгт орох текст

  • Students may participate in a dual-degree program with the Swiss School of Economics and Technology.
  • Students may enroll in a 2+2 program implemented in cooperation with Cheongju University, Republic of Korea.
  • Students may enroll in a 2+2 program implemented in cooperation with Sangmyung University, Republic of Korea.
  • Participation in the student exchange program at Tohoku University, Japan.
  • Participation in the student exchange program at Kazakh-British Technical University, Kazakhstan.