The program equips learners with in-depth knowledge in corporate finance, enabling them to take on financial management roles at various levels of demand across all types of businesses, joint-stock companies, and multinational corporations. Learners will also be provided with in-depth knowledge of the financial market, analysis, and investment in the financial market so that they can take on high-specialization jobs at intermediary financial institutions, investment funds, securities companies, banks, and insurance companies. Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Applied Finance will also acquire essential information technology skills and the ability to work independently, perform under high pressure, and collaborate effectively, enabling them to work efficiently in the rapidly changing field of economics and finance. Graduates will also possess a deep understanding of legal knowledge in finance, demonstrating professional ethics, the ability to work professionally, self-learning skills, and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Chương trình liên kết quốc tế
Người học đã tốt nghiệp Trung học phổ thông.
Theo quy định hiện hành của Bộ Giáo dục và Đào tạo và Quy chế đào tạo của Đại học Kinh tế TP. Hồ Chí Minh.
1. Knowledge
2. Skills
3. Autonomy and Responsibility
In addition to the mentioned learning outcomes, graduates are expected to achieve the following outcomes:
Upon completion of the training program, graduates will be able to perform the following tasks:
Agency/ Organisation | Job Position | Job Description |
| All types of domestic and foreign businesses and their affiliated branches. | Serve as a specialist in various companies and non-profit organisations’ finance and/or accounting departments across all sectors. | – Engage in financial decision-making, encompassing investment, financing choices, dividend payout policies, and short-term asset and funding management. – Conduct short- and long-term financial planning and financial forecasting and manage cash flow. – Establish methods to address issues related to risk. – Conduct other tasks assigned by the supervisor. |
| Commercial banks, brokerage companies, investment funds, and other intermediary financial institutions. | Credit specialists who assess a range of loan projects. | – Analyze loan proposals; propose credit limits and restrictions;monitor and manage the use of loan capital and collateral; suggest restructuring the loan repayment period; oversee the collection of principal, interest, and any applicable fees until the loan contract is fulfilled. – Classify, review, and identify risks. Prepare analysis reports, recommend preventive measures, and address risks. |
| Investment analyst and financial analyst for investment funds, securities firms, insurance firms, and similar entities. | – Review and analyse the collected financial investment data to evaluate stocks and assess risks. – Responsible for identifying and monitoring investment issues to support clients. – Conduct market research in financial markets and the relevant regulations to develop investment products. | |
| Securities broker | – Provide brokerage and investment advisory services to enhance transaction frequency and broaden the scale of customer transactions. – Offer customers guidance on trading techniques, investment strategies, investment portfolios, and financial plans. | |
| Universities, colleges, and research institutions. | Lecturers responsible for teaching all finance-related subjects at institutions, universities, and colleges. | – Develop teaching plans and course outlines and design materials to support teaching activities and enhance the students’ learning and teaching process. – Participate in scientific research activities as directed by the supervisors. + Actively pursue further study, participate in training courses, and enhance professional skills in foreign languages and technology. |
| Government agencies across provinces, cities, districts, and towns at every level. | Work as a specialist for government agencies’ finance-accounting departments at all levels. | – Participate in financial management activities and cost allocation norms for subordinate units and take part in improving financial mechanisms. – Monitor and supervise financial revenues and expenses, the capital budgeting process, asset procurements, and agency equipment. – Advise the unit’s leadership on complying with the government’s finance and accounting standards and the unit’s internal regulations. |