This programme is structured to equip students with the economic reasoning, quantitative skills and institutional knowledge required to provide solutions to financial problems. The dual emphasis of this course will expose students to a wide variety of decision-making processes... and strategic considerations they will need as financial economists, enabling them to make more informed financial decisions.
Learners will be assessed with a combination of examinations, projects and assignments. In the final year, students are required to complete a dissertation course.
Students will also have to complete internships to develop career-related skills that will mould them into effective practitioners.
GPA of 2.5/5.0, inclusive of 2.5 in Mathematics subject at SSC/ Dakhil
Minimum 2 principals (D), inclusive of a credit in Mathematics at O-Level.
Minimum score of 145/200 for every subject
Inclusive of a credit in Mathematics at O-Level or Year-10 equivalence.
Minimum overall average of 60% with a credit in maths at SSC/ Dakhil or Year-10 equivalence.
Minimum CGPA of 2.5
You are required to fulfil the International English Language requirements for the programme. Alternative options to fulfil these requirements include Basic English (BE) and/or English Foundation (EF) courses provided by the university.
Waiver of BE and EF shall be considered should the following conditions be fulfilled:
Graduates can work in specialised positions or become highly qualified generalists.
Module 2 out of 4 towards Certified Financial Planner certification examinations.
Exemption for Module 2
The students must have passed BFI302 Risk Management and Insurance with at least a B grade and also need to attend a 30 hour workshop on Estate Planning to be eligible for the exemption.
Approximate Total Fees:
