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Finance

BSc · Undergraduate

4 YearsFull-time
Degree TypeBSc
Duration4 Years
Mode of StudyFull-time
CategoryUndergraduate

Programme Overview

Finance is the study on how an individual or a company manages its funds. It encompasses the management of money at the personal, corporate and public levels. Students learn how the world economy functions and all the activities associated with money, investments, debts, capital markets; and processes and considerations behind the deployment and creation of specific funds. Banking is a specialized functions within finance and is an essential activity in the financial sector and a key conduit for all global trades and business transactions. The programme offers an applied oriented approach to gain a solid foundation in banking and financial planning and executions. It is grounded on banking operations to equip graduates to go straight into a job in the local banks or financial institutions. It is ideal for someone seeking a career in the financial sector.

Programme Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

PLO1

Acquire a good understanding of key concepts and theories of economics, finance and banking and their relationships within the global business environment;

PLO2

Equip and apply the specialised knowledge and skills on subject matters of finance, investment, financial tools, data and risk analyses, and banking management;

PL03

Equip graduates with sound understanding on the roles and responsibilities of a financial specialist to be effective contributors as individuals and in teams in organisations;

Cognitive Skills

POL4

Demonstrate the ability to retain and deploy the knowledge and skills taught in lessons and practices with attention to details;

POL5

Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge and skills with confidence and professionalism in case studies, practical situations and in real-life internship conditions when available.

POL6

Demonstrate good analytical and evaluative skills to solve structured and situational issues and problems through critical thinking, and logical sound reasoning;

Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility

POL7

Demonstrate ability to operate independently whilst also deploy effective communication and interpersonal skills to influence and operate as a team player and leader;

POL8

Display good personal discipline, time management and teamwork skills to achieve desired outcomes (shown in assessment results).

Numerical Skills, Information Technology and Communication

POL9

Develop the competencies in the use of simple mathematics and computer software skills to conduct financial calculations to prepare and/or analyse financial statements.

Curriculum & Modules

Year 1

10 modules
Business Mathematics
Study Skills
Fundamentals of Management
Introduction to Accounting
Cambodia Public Administration
Basic Economics
Communication Skills
Khmer Cultural Studies
Introduction to Business
Introduction to Information Technology

Year 2

8 modules
Management in Actions
Financial Accounting
Economics
Quantitative Analysis
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Money and Monetary Systems
Principles of Finance
Business Law

Year 3

7 modules
Financial Management
Human Resource & Cross Cultural Management
Investment and Asset Management
Financial Markets and Institutions
Talent Development - Internship
Bank Management
Economic Data Analysis

Year 4

7 modules
Corporate Governance (Managing Change)
Global Finance
Exploring Strategy
Derivatives and Risk Management
Research Methods
Honours Project/ Dissertation
Credit Risk management

Career Prospects

Banker

Deliver banking products and financial services to clients, building long-term relationships and supporting personal or corporate financial goals.

Credit and Loan Officer

Evaluate loan applications, assess borrower creditworthiness, and structure lending solutions for individuals and businesses.

Investment Banker

Facilitate mergers, acquisitions, and capital-raising activities by structuring complex financial deals for corporations and governments.

Financial Analyst

Analyze financial data to guide business decisions.

Bank Officer

Manage banking services for retail or corporate clients, processing transactions, evaluating loan applications, and maintaining customer relationships.

Stock and Commodities Broker

Execute buy and sell orders for equities and commodities on behalf of clients, analysing market conditions to maximise investment returns.

Financial and Insurance Agent

Advise individuals and businesses on financial products and insurance coverage to protect assets and secure long-term financial wellbeing.

Financial Consultant

Provide expert financial advice on investments, wealth management, and corporate finance to help clients meet their financial objectives.

Budget Analyst

Develop and monitor organisational budgets, analyse spending patterns, and provide recommendations to improve financial efficiency.

Currency Trader

Trade foreign exchange markets, analysing macroeconomic indicators and currency movements to generate profit for institutions or clients.