Double Major in Finance

Program Overview

This program allows students enrolled in the Information Technology program as their primary major in the College of Computing and Informatics to obtain an additional major in Finance.

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Study Unit

13

Course

Understand the fundamental concepts, principles, and theories in finance and gain an in-depth understanding of the financial sector.
Describe the role of financial management in commercial companies and the basics of corporate finance.
Demonstrate the ability to evaluate investment instruments as well as local and global financial markets and institutions.
Learn how to use technology to develop the finance sector and detect fraudulent activities.
Exhibit effective written and oral communication skills using appropriate tools and technologies in the field of finance.
Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills necessary for financial analysis and decision-making.
Enhance the ability to organize and manage complex financial data.
Demonstrate the ability to analyze and interpret data and build financial models by integrating acquired skills and knowledge.
Prepare students to act professionally and ethically, adhering to the rules of conduct and ethical standards of the finance profession.
Demonstrate effective personal and collaborative skills within a team setting.
Promote financial literacy and equip students with the skills needed to manage financial resources effectively.

M.	Course code	Course Name
1	According to 101	Principles of Accounting
2	Intended 101	Microeconomics
3	Mal 101	Principles of Finance
4	Intended 201	Macroeconomics
5	Money 201	Corporate Finance
6	Mal 301	Risk Management
7	Money 401	Bank management
8	Mal 402	Financial markets and institutions
9	Money 403	Investments
10	Money 405	Financial derivatives
11	Money 406	International Finance
12	Money 416	Islamic finance
13	Money 421	Small business finance

To view the admission criteria for the Dual Major – Finance, please visit the Deanship of Admission and Student Affairs page.

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