Finance - Hull

Track Description

FAD seeks to provide a quality education to students that will prepare them for leadership positions within the finance profession. It helps students to understand the process of integration and the application of core competencies and skills in business. In addition, it provides students with an education that emphasizes the concepts of financial management, investment problems, capital markets, business ethics and decision making strategies. Moreover, FAD plans to provide students with strong undergraduate foundation in the theory and application of finance and accounting, building upon a liberal art and science education, where we can cultivate independence, critical thinking and sense of responsibility. Basically, our objectives are to enhance students learning process through applied research, while recognizing the contribution of basic research. Also, prepare students to identify, analyze, and understand the interrelationships among business organizations and international, governmental, and domestic institutions in Egypt, the Middle East and throughout the world. Finally, FAD wants to help students to make professional certificate examinations such as CFA, CMA etc.

Learning Outcomes

PO one Demonstrate knowledge of the financial concepts, theories, rules, and regulations that are necessary to understand the role, operation and function of markets and financial institutions. PO two Recognize the interaction between finance and different aspects of social sciences for being able to articulate the practical and theoretical relevance of financial theory and applicability of financial tools. PO three Critically evaluate financial data including that arising from financial statements and data generated in financial markets with reference to contemporary business issues and different operational environments. PO four Analyze the operations of a business and perform financial analyses and projections and demonstrate an awareness of the contexts in which financial information is processed and provided within a variety of organizational environments. PO five Gain both generic and critical subject-specific cognitive, intellectual, personal and interpersonal skills and competencies that are necessary for their careers whether in local or multinational enterprises. PO six Operate effectively in a networking context, analyse and evaluate theory in its application to that context through extended observation and participation with respect to cultures and international issues within their chosen discipline

Markets and Career

The Department of Finance & Accounting prepares students for an extensive, and diverse portfolio of career opportunities in business, not-for-profit and governmental organizations. Graduates are prepared to enter positions in corporations, financial institutions, brokerage houses, investment banks, and the government as corporate finance officers, bank officers, and investment and credit analysts. Graduates from the program are also well-prepared for postgraduate studies in many areas of business. In addition, the concentration provides an excellent foundation for those seeking careers in management consulting, line management, and small business management. Job descriptions include duties like securities analysis, credit analysis, valuing companies, assessing new technology, annual plan development, and portfolio analysis.

Admission Requirements

The students registered in the finance major require finishing 24 Core courses, 18 Major courses, and any 6 of the elective courses to graduate. Students with GPA more than 2.0 could register 6 courses equivalent to 18 credit hours per semester and 7 courses as graduation requirements in the last two semesters (Semesters 7 and 8) equivalent to 21 credit hours. Each student is allowed to register 2 courses equivalent to 6 credit hours in the Summer Semester. The courses in the department are taught in English.

Tests & Prerequisites

Each student could choose to register any course as long as he/ she accomplish its prerequisite.

Brief

The finance and accounting department (FAD) at the college of management and technology develops the analytical and behavioral skills necessary for the success in dynamic domestic and global financial environments. Courses are designed to provide students with an understanding of the relationship between business finance and economic system in the context of the management decision process. In addition to, the appropriate use of technology, new organizational structure, entrepreneurial thinking, and international awareness are integrated throughout the program. FAD prepares students for entry level and leadership positions in private and public sectors. Students seeking careers in real estate, corporate control, treasury functions, and investments will find the finance major well suited for their needs. FAD serves the needs of students throughout the region by offering a program that provide local and global perspectives, promote critical thinking and develop effective communication skills..