Curriculum Plans
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Master's Program |
Daytime Division |
Division of Continuing and Extension Education |
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Academic Year |
General Students |
International Students |
Four-Year Bachelor's Program |
Four-Year Bachelor's Program |
Two-Year Bachelor's Program |
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Academic Year 115 |
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Academic Year 114 |
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Academic Year 113 |
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Academic Year 112 |
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Overview
- The Department plans and develops students' core professional competencies based on three principles: practical orientation, employment orientation, and diversified learning. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on practice and practical application.
- The Department works closely with industries related to students' future careers, invites senior executives from the financial industry to deliver lectures and teach specialized courses, and arranges industry internships to strengthen students' professional competencies and practical experience. These efforts are designed to integrate academic learning with practical application and facilitate a smooth transition into employment.
- The curriculum is diverse and covers three major professional areas: Corporate Finance, Securities and Investments, and Banking and Insurance. The primary learning objectives and professional courses in each area are outlined below:
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Professional Area |
Course Objectives |
Professional Courses |
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Corporate Finance |
Students learn financial planning, investment analysis and management, and tax planning, developing the professional competencies required to make financial decisions in business and industrial organizations. |
Financial Management, Corporate Finance, International Financial Management, Case Studies in Financial Management, Financial Statement Analysis, Intermediate Accounting, Financial Risk Management, Management Accounting, Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions |
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Securities and Investments |
Students learn securities investment analysis, the application of financial market instruments, and asset management. They apply this knowledge to practical activities such as asset allocation and portfolio construction, developing professional competencies for careers in securities, futures, investment trusts, investment consulting, and related industries. |
Investments, Securities Analysis Practice, Financial Trading Practice, Portfolio Management, Fixed Income Securities, Mutual Fund Management, Derivative Financial Products, Financial Application Software |
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Banking and Insurance |
Students learn the operation and management of the banking and insurance industries and develop a thorough understanding of the theory and application of various investment instruments. In addition to acquiring current financial marketing skills, students learn to provide financial and tax planning services for clients, preparing them for professional careers in banking and insurance. |
Financial Markets, Financial Institutions Management, Insurance, Banking Practice, Money and Banking, Investment Banking, Trust and Management, Financial Marketing, Financial Regulations, Risk Management, Personal Financial Planning |