Technical Department Finance and Banking
The Department of Financial and Banking Technologies aims to equip students with the knowledge necessary to keep pace with developments in the modern business world, enabling them to acquire analytical skills and the expertise needed to excel in the field, while fostering a stimulating academic environment for specialization in finance and banking.
Providing high-quality technical education that maximizes the return on the educational process—enhancing efficiency and excellence—by developing technical capabilities, social and interpersonal skills, and work values within the constantly evolving financial and banking sector.
1- Filling the existing need…and keeping pace with specialized financial and banking expertise, where students study banking management and finance techniques, as well as topics related to monetary, fiscal, and investment policies.2- Preparing graduates specializing in finance and banking through research and studies conducted by the faculty—including professors and lecturers.
3- Working to develop the banking sector, capital markets, and other financial institutions operating in the country, and fostering financial and banking awareness within the community.
4- Developing and enhancing the financial and banking skills and capabilities of the department’s graduates.
Department Academic Program:
Program Objective:
The primary objective is to prepare specialized technical (administrative) personnel to serve various banking and production sectors and to contribute to community development. This is achieved through work in the field of banking accounting—following a high-level technical track covering business, administrative, financial, and legal aspects—and by contributing to the formulation of future programs and plans.
Study Format and Duration:
A Bachelor’s degree program in Banking and Financial Technologies spanning four academic years, with courses delivered over two semesters per year.
Learning Environment and Course Assessment:
The program will be taught in the… language.