Finance

Program Summary

The Finance specialization provides a comprehensive coverage of the fundamentals of corporate and investment financing, in addition to financial accounting sciences, methods of assessing strategic financial decisions, studying capital markets from a financial point of view, understanding the financial data and information in an integrated manner for the purposes of analyzing cash flows, and realizing how successful financing and investment decisions are made.

Finance specialization includes several major areas that include topics in the management and policy of financial companies, and these areas include:

• Enterprise financing: In this field, students learn to manage the financial resources of non-financial enterprises, planning processes, dealing with financial models, methods of financing, in addition to financial accounting, and everything related to financial specialties.

• Financial institutions: In this field, a focus is placed on managing financial institutions and the tasks of financial employees in them, such as banks, insurance companies, and credit unions. A student interested in the field of companies needs to study optional courses in this area, such as managing financial institutions, financial modeling, and international financing, And others, while the field of financial planning for enterprises needs other optional courses, such as personal financial planning, employee planning, individual income tax, and other related courses.

• Risk management: It is the measurement and evaluation of potential risks in the facility’s finance, and the development of strategies to manage them by reducing those losses, and the field of risk management is linked to insurance functions, whether it is life insurance, property insurance, insurance against injuries and other insurance functions, and this means Students have access to all aspects of insurance, in addition to the requirements of risk management and financial planning.

• Financial planning: This area includes the ability to develop a financial plan for enterprises that includes investments, taxes, real estate planning, retirement, and insurance.