Monetary and financial economy

The Bachelor's program in Monetary and Financial Economics aims to provide students with the theoretical foundations and practical skills in the field of economics and finance.

The program focuses on building a solid knowledge base in economic principles, market analysis, monetary policies, and research methods in the financial field, qualifying graduates to work in various sectors or continue their postgraduate studies.

Bachelor's in Monetary and Financial Economics Training Monitoring Indicators

• Amount of hours completed in each module.
• Amount of hours completed in each learning unit.
• Average progress in covering the modules.
• Total credits earned per semester.
• Focus on core learning units.
• Focus on the student's personal work.
• Calculating the number of units earned by the student.
• Adopting partial exams and continuous assessment.
• Monitoring the student's personal work and the extent of their commitment to personal effort.
• Completing the Internship Report

The Bachelor's program in Monetary and Financial Economics provides a solid foundation for students wishing to enter the world of economics and finance. It provides them with the fundamental knowledge and initial skills that enable them to understand the dynamics of financial markets and develop effective strategies for managing financial resources in a changing business environment.

Financial Analysis: The ability to evaluate financial statements and understand corporate reports.

Understanding Monetary Policy: Understanding how monetary policies affect the economy and financial markets.

Market Analysis: Skills in studying market and consumer behavior.

Applying Economic Models: The ability to use economic models to analyze financial phenomena.

Risk Management: Understanding financial risk management strategies.

Quantitative Research and Analysis: The ability to use quantitative analysis tools to conduct economic research.

Critical Thinking: Developing critical thinking skills to solve complex economic problems.

Effective Communication: Communication skills to clearly present financial ideas and results.

Graduates of the Bachelor's program in Monetary and Financial Economics can work in diverse fields such as:

Banks: Positions in risk management, credit analysis, and customer service.

Financial companies: Work in areas such as investment, personal finance, and financial consulting.

Government sector: Jobs in the Ministry of Finance, central banks, and economic planning centers.

Economic research and studies centers: Analyze data and provide economic advice.

Consulting firms: Provide economic and financial advice to organizations.

International trade: Work in trade policy analysis and foreign investment.

Financial markets: Jobs in stock and bond trading and financial analysis.

Further study opportunities

The Bachelor's program in Monetary and Financial Economics opens the door for students to continue their studies in:

Master's in Monetary and Financial Economics

Master's in Business Economics

Various specializations in economics