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MBA
-
BANKING
PROGRAM
The
MBA in Banking
provides a sound analytical framework for the study
of banking and financial development from a
management perspective. At a practical level, it
provides the opportunity to improve general business
and management skills and develop specialized
technical skills necessary for executives working in
the areas of banking and finance. It also offers the
chance to gain relevant specialist knowledge in the
areas of regulation, and strategic management, of
the local as well as global financial services
sector. An important feature of the program is its
coverage of Islamic Banking.
The program is
specifically designed for students contemplating a
career in the banking and financial services
industry and for those students/professionals who
have relevant practical experience and wish to
enhance their skills in the areas of banking and
finance. Banking and finance professionals who deal
with the financial services industry may also take
this program to familiarize themselves with the
latest banking practices, including that of
E-commerce.
MBA (O ne
Year)
- banking
Program
after
BBA
(Honors)
CBM students who have completed BBA (Honors)
four-year program have the option of completing MBA
in Banking in one year. With the exception of core
courses in Banking and Finance they are exempted
from all other core courses (except Electronic
Commerce) and foundation courses. To complete MBA in
Banking they must take a total of 12 courses,
including core and elective courses.
Note: If a student has
taken any core course(s) of this program in their
BBA (Honors) program as one of the elective course
he/she needs to take substitute course(s) from the
list of specialized courses.
Core Courses
Management
Information Systems
MIS 502 Electronic
Commerce
Finance & Banking
FIN 402 Money and
Banking
FIN 403 Islamic and
Contemporary Banking
FIN 405 Banking Laws
and Regulatory Environment
FIN 504 International
Finance
FIN 505 Treasury and
Fund Management
FIN 506 Investment
Banking and Securities Analysis
Elective Courses
FIN 501 Advanced
Financial Management
FIN 502 Strategic
Financial Management
FIN 503 Corporate
Finance
FIN 507 Portfolio
Management
FIN 508 Risk
Management
FIN 509 Financial
Derivatives
FIN 512 Money and
Capital Markets
FIN 513 Project
Appraisal
FIN 515 Foreign Trade
and Banking
Course Structure
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
Money and Banking
Invest. Banking & Securities Analysis
Treasury and Fund
Mgmt.
Elective I
International Finance
Elective II
Islamic and Contemp.
Banking
Elective III
Electronic Commerce
Elective IV
Banking Laws & Reg.
Environ.
Elective V
MBA (T wo
Year)
- banking
program
MBA in Banking requires students
to complete twenty-four courses spread over four
regular semesters. A summer internship with a firm
approved by the college and a Banking/Applied
Finance project are also required. Students must
attain a 3.0 CGPA for conferment of the degree.
The program consists
of three groups of courses, Foundation, Core and
Electives.
Foundation Courses
Communications
COM 402 Business
Communication
Economics
ECO 401 Micro and
Macroeconomics
Statistics
STA 403 Statistics
and Mathematics
STA 404 Statistical
Inference
Core Courses
Accounting
ACC 402 Introduction
to Financial Accounting
Finance and Banking
FIN 301 Financial
Institutions
FIN 402 Money and
Banking
FIN 403 Islamic and
Contemporary Banking
FIN 404 Financial
Management
FIN 405 Banking Laws
and Regulatory Environment
FIN 504 International
Finance
FIN 505 Treasury and
Fund Management
FIN 506 Investment
Banking and Securities Analysis
Management
MAN 401 Principles of
Management
MAN 402
Organizational Behavior
Marketing
MKT 401 Principles of
Marketing
MKT 402 Marketing
Management
MKT 404 Methods in
Business Research
Management
Information Systems
MIS 401 Computer
Applications
MIS 502 Electronic
Commerce
Elective Courses
FIN 501 Advanced
Financial Management
FIN 502 Strategic
Financial Management
FIN 503 Corporate
Finance
FIN 507 Portfolio
Management
FIN 508 Risk
Management
FIN 509 Financial
Derivatives
FIN 512 Money and
Capital Markets
FIN 513 Project
Appraisal
FIN 515 Foreign Trade
and Banking
Course Structure
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
Business
Communication
Statistical Inference
Statistics and
Mathematics
Marketing Management
Principles of
Marketing
Financial Management
Principles of
Management
Organizational Behavior
Intro. to Financial
Accounting
Computer Applications
Micro and
Macroeconomics
Methods in Business Research
SEMESTER THREE
SEMESTER FOUR
Money and Banking
Financial Institutions
Treasury & Fund
Management
Invest. Banking & Securities Analysis
International Finance
Elective I
Islamic and Contemp.
Banking
Elective II
Electronic Commerce
Elective III
Banking Laws &
Reg.Environ.
Elective IV
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