COURSE CURRICULUM

The Financial Services Management program is structured around key modules that provide students with in-depth knowledge of essential areas in the financial sector. The module on European Financial Regulations introduces the frameworks and policies governing financial institutions within Europe, ensuring students understand compliance requirements and their impact on business operations. Money and Banking explores the fundamental workings of financial systems, the role of banks, and how monetary policies influence both national and international economies. The International Mortgages and Loans module examines lending practices across borders, equipping students with insights into global credit systems, risk assessment, and the management of international borrowing. Pensions and Investment focuses on long-term financial planning, investment strategies, and the management of pension funds, offering practical knowledge of wealth management and retirement planning. Finally, the Personal Insurance module covers various insurance products and their role in protecting individuals and businesses against risk, highlighting the importance of security in financial decision-making. Together, these modules combine theory with practical application, allowing students to develop a strong understanding of financial services in both domestic and international contexts. This well-rounded curriculum equips graduates with the skills to address real-world challenges in the evolving global financial industry.