COURSE CURRICULUM

The program focuses on advancing students' knowledge in financial and economic principles through a series of specialized modules. The "Aef Research Methods and Dissertation" module develops students' research skills by guiding them through the process of conceptualizing, designing, conducting, and communicating research, particularly in accounting, economics, and finance fields. Students gain proficiency in using secondary data sources and software platforms like Bloomberg and Capital IQ. The "Corporate Finance" module enhances comprehension of key concepts and principles in corporate finance, with a focus on advanced theoretical advancements and practical applications.The "Econometric Modelling" module equips students with the technical skills needed to apply quantitative techniques and models in economics and finance, enabling them to uncover trends and patterns. "Foreign Exchange Market Analysis" delves into international currency markets, exchange rates, and pricing relationships, fostering critical thinking and independent analysis. Similarly, "International Banking: Efficiency, Competition, and Regulation" provides insights into the structure, conduct, and regulation of international banking, focusing on microeconomic perspectives."Financial Econometrics" strengthens students' understanding of econometric techniques through lectures, workshops, and independent learning, while the "International Banking, Financial Markets, and Monetary Policy" module connects global financial systems with macroeconomic policies. The "International Money and Capital Markets" module explores international money markets, bond and equity markets, and asset pricing models. Throughout the program, students engage in critical evaluation, independent research, and practical problem-solving, preparing them for careers in finance and economics with a focus on analytical and ethical decision-making.