MBA in Finance & Banking [KA7627]

MBA in the finance specialization helps students to acquire the knowledge of financial management and advanced skills in assessing financial risks and rewards, so that you can direct organizations in ways that optimize their value and enhances their skills and business acumen. Students will study courses in areas like portfolio management, global finance, financial markets, corporate financial analysis, decision making and learn to apply financial theories to real decisions.

Learning Outcome
The aims of MBA in Finance and Banking curriculum are two fold:

∙ Equip students with the knowledge of various finance topics and
  how they are interrelated.

∙ Encourage students to develop their thinking and analytical skills.

With finance education a student will be equipped with the tools to understand the function and applications of financial markets, the acquisition and allocation of funds for public and private sectors in domestic and international organisations, and also learn to assess and utilise financial information.

Career Opportunities
With an MBA and a specialisation in finance, opportunities in the corporate world are greatly enhanced. Graduates are typically found in the following employment:

∙ Large and small sized industrial firms (which may be manufacturers of automobiles,   steel, household appliances and electronic equipment)
∙ Service-oriented firms (electric power, real estate and retail firms)
∙ Financial institutions (banks, state and federally chartered savings and loan associations,   and insurance companies)
∙ Non-profit enterprises (universities, labor unions and foundations)
  and private businesses.