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Objectives - Program Description

Our society in general and the business world, in particular, is increasingly confronted with innovative financial management methods and innovative and complex payment and investment instruments, a generation of financial specialists ready to embrace these challenges and be at the forefront of innovation needs to be prepared. When you graduate from ISBSS with a Finance and Bank Degree you should be able to :
  • Contribute to profits maximization and the implementation of financial strategic planning and orientation of any organization.
  • Help financial institutions in their functions of collecting savings, creating a propensity for savings amongst the people, in motivating people to invest.
  • Help any institution or company make important decisions through profit and loss analysis, financial forecasting, and ratio analysis, among others.
  • Advise any institution, due to her/his understanding of the role played by banks in modern monetary economies and financial markets, including issues arising from bank regulation, the role of banks in financial intermediation, and the significance of bank behavior in monetary policy.
  • Help any institution to build up capital through savings, expedite investments, and extend services to the customers.
  • Understand the dynamic, fast-paced world of money, shares, credit, and investments and help any institution to make decisions accordingly.

All these competencies will be performed with the concern to preserve our environment and participating in sustainable development whenever opportunities arise.

List of Job Opportunities

The BBA in Finance and Bank prepares to the following job opportunities:

  • Commercial Banker
  • Fintech Business Analyst
  • Financial Analyst
  • Financial Advisor
  • Accountant
  • Insurance Advisor
  • Hedge Fund Manager
  • Financial Software Developer
  • Chief Financial Officer

Skills Courses

SOFT SKILLS COURSES
  Credit Pre-requisite
CCL1001Introduction to Reading Comprehension
(Pre-requisite)		3  
CCL1003Introduction to Writing Composition
(Pre-requisite)		3 CCL1202
CCL1102Reading Comprehension3 CCL1001
CCL1204Writing Composition3 CCL1003
CCL2205Agile Communication and Collaboration3 CCL1204
CTI1101Problem Solving and Critical Thinking3  
CTI1202Agility and Innovation3 CTI1101
DDL1111Computer Application and Information Technology3  
DDL1202Digital Connectivity and Security3 DDL1101
DDL2103Data Mining and Analytics3 DDL1202
LES1201Leadership and Agility3  
LES2202Ethics and Change Management3 LES1201
LRS1101College Algebra3  
LRS1202College Calculus3  
LRS2103Statistics 13 LRS1101; LRS1202
LRS2204Statistics 23 LRS2103
LRS3105Research Methods3 LRS2204; CCL1204
LRS3206Research Practicum3 LRS3105
SCA1101Psychology and Agility3  
SCA1202Sociology and Agility3  
STS1101System Concept and Business Environment3  
STS1202Macroeconomics3 STS1101; LRS1101; LRS1102
STS2103Microeconomics3 STS1101; LRS1101; LRS1102
SOFT SKILLS CAPSTONE
  Credit Pre-requisite
PLD2101Personal Development I0 – 3 LES1201, STS1101, CCL1001, SCA1101, CTI1101, CCL1003
PLD3102Personal Development II0 – 3 LES1202, STS1202, CCL1202, SCA1202, CTI1202, CCL1204
PLD4103Personal Development III0 – 3 LES2103, STS2103, CCL2105
FINANCE TECHNICAL COURSES – HARD SKILLS
   Pre-requisite
CMA3201Futures and Options Markets CTI1202
FDD3101International Financial Management FINR2202
FDD3102Fundamental of Investing FDD3101
FDD3103Portfolio Theory  
FDD4202Advanced Financing FINR2202
FDD4204Portfolio Construction Management FDD4202
IND3101Personal Finance FINR2202
IND4202Financial Risk Management LES2102; LRS1101; LRS1202
SAS3201Money and Banking/Currency and Bank FDD3102
VAR3101Principles of Managerial Finance 1 LRS1101; LRS1202; FINR2101
VAR3103Corporate Finance FINR3204
VAR3212Investment Analysis FINR3103
VAR4101Actuarial financial techniques LRS1202; LRS2204
VAR4202Financial Management and Policy (Principles of Managerial Finance 2) FINR2202
VAR4204Financial Engineering FINR4105

Semester Organization

The student will take only one course per month, for 15 credits per semester, equivalent to five (5) courses per semester. The course should be completed by the end of the month with a final exam on the last working day of the month. After completing the current course, the student will start a new course as scheduled and will have one month to complete this new course with an exam at the end of the month, as mentioned above. A student will be allowed to take more than one course per month based on his ability. S/he will have to send a written request to the dean of her/his school. A decision will be made in consultation with the faculty members. Then, the student will arrange with the instructor. The same process will apply when a student wants to take more than a month to finish a course.

CURRICULUM

BACHELOR OF FINANCE AND BANK
Freshmen
Semester 1 Semester 2
Course AcronymCourse NameCredit Course AcronymCourse NameCredit
DDL1111Computer Application and Information Technology3 CCL1204Writing Composition3
CCL1102Reading Comprehension3 CTI1202Agility and Innovation/OR/(PIN1201) Entrepreneurship I3
LRS1101College Algebra3 LRS1202College Calculus3
SCA1101Psychology and Agility/OR/(CCL2105) Agile Communication and Collaboration3 SCA1202Sociology and Agility/OR/ LES1201 – Leadership and Agility3
STS1101System Concept and Business Environment3 STS1202Macroeconomics3
    INT1201INTERNSHIP 
Semester Total 15 Semester Total 15
Cumulative 15 Cumulative 30
Sophomore
Semester 3 Semester 4
Course AcronymCourse NameCredit Course AcronymCourse NameCredit
DDL2103Data Mining and Analytics3 CCL2205Agile Communication and Collaboration3
LRS2103Statistics 13 LES2202Ethics and Change Management3
STS2103Microeconomics3 TECH2201Quantitative Analytical Tools for Decision Making3
FINR2101Fundamentals of Accounting I3 FINR2202Fundamentals of Accounting II3
MGMT2101Fundamentals of Management I3 MGMT2202Fundamentals of Management II3
PLD2101Personal Development0 INT2202INTERNSHIP0
Semester Total 15 Semester Total 15
Cumulative 45 Cumulative 60
Junior
Semester 5 Semester 6
Course AcronymCourse NameCredit Course AcronymCourse NameCredit
SAS3112Introduction to Game Theory3 VAR4202financial management and policy (principles of managerial finance 2)3
IND3101Personal Finance3 SAS3201Money and Banking/Currency and Bank3
FINC3101Business Finance3 LRS3206Research Practicum3
PMA3103Contract Theory3 FINC3202Investment Management3
VAR3101Principles of Managerial Finance 13 VAR4204Financial Engineering3
PLD3102Personal Development0 INT3203INTERNSHIP0
Semester Total 15 Semester Total 15
Cumulative 75 Cumulative 90

Senior

Semester 7

 

Semester 8

Course Acronym

Course Name

Credit

 

Course Acronym

Course Name

Credit

 FDD4204

Portfolio Construction Management

3

 

IND4202

Financial Risk Management

3

MOD3102

Econometrics I

3

 

MOD3203

Econometrics II

3

FDD3101

International Financial Management

3

 

 FDD4202

Advanced Financing

3

FDD3102

Fundamental of Investing

3

 

MGMT4204

Strategic Management

3

VAR3103

Corporate Finance

3

 

SAS4203

Business Strategy and Decision

3

PLD4103

Personal Development

0

 

INT4204

INTERNSHIP

3

Semester Total

 

15

 

Semester Total

 

18

Cumulative

 

105

 

Cumulative

 

123

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