Banking and Finance

Program Summary

Finance and Banking Doctorate (Ph.D.) Program serves individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in finance either as an academic in universities or as a professional in finance sector institutions and organizations. Considering the value of time, students must select courses according to the specialization that they seek to achieve a maximum possible benefit in their learning and thesis research endeavors.

Program Outcomes :

•Mastering basic finance concepts like time value of money, risk-return relationships. Acquiring the theoretical background necessary for

•understanding and solving financial and banking problems.

•Mastering basic finance concepts like time value of money, risk-return relationships, at the level of making contributions to the field. Acquiring the theoretical background necessary for understanding and solving financial and banking problems and for making theoretical contributions.

•Ability to creatively and innovatively analyze and solve problems encountered in the field of banking and finance at the enterprise, sectorial, macro and global levels in the light of economic and financial models.

•Ability to analyze problems encountered in the field of banking and finance at the enterprise, sectorial, macro and global levels in the light
of economic and financial models.

•Learning and acquiring the ability to contribute to the historical, theoretical and practical knowledge about financial institutions and markets.

•Acquiring detailed historical, theoretical and practical knowledge about financial institutions and markets.

•Critically and creatively appraising the role and the importance of social, regulatory and political factors for the banking and finance industry from both practical and theoretical viewpoints and ability to come up with proposals for improvement.

•Appraising the role and the importance of social, regulatory and political factors for the banking and finance industry from both practical and theoretical viewpoints.

•Learning about the global aspects of financial markets and their interconnections with international affairs.

•Learning about the global aspects of financial markets and their interconnections with international affairs in their full detail and at the level of making contributions to existing knowledge.

•Learning and acquiring the ability to apply the principles and methods of financial economic theory including portfolio management, corporate finance, and other subfields.

•Learning and gaining the ability to apply and develop the principles and methods of financial economic theory including portfolio management, corporate finance, and other subfields.

•Ability to analyze and synthesize financial and economic data. Ability to present research findings in a written and verbal format. Ability to function both as a team member as well as a leader in business settings.

•Acquiring the ability for in depth and creative analysis, synthesis and
usage of financial and economic data.

•Ability to present, discuss and defend research findings in a written and verbal format both in academic and business settings.

•Ability to function both as a team member as well as a leader and provide new perspectives in both business and academic environments.