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Finance - Banking

Overview

In any profession, the circulation of money is inevitable, which is why the Finance and Banking sector holds significant importance for the economy, playing a key role in market regulation. Over the years, Finance and Banking has been recognized as a rapidly growing field and has become one of the most sought-after disciplines among students.

Major code

734021

Enrollment combination

A00: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
A07: Mathematics, History, Geography
A09: Mathematics, Geography, Civic Education
D84: Mathematics, Civic Education, English

Academic years

4 years

Degree

Bachelor

Finance - Banking

Highlights of the training program

Application of technology in finance
The rapid advancement of Financial Technology (Fintech) has led to a program emphasis on the integration of technology within the financial sector, encompassing electronic payment platforms, blockchain technology, digital banking systems, and innovative financial solutions.
Cultivation of hands-on abilities
The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, facilitating students' application of acquired knowledge to professional contexts.
Adaptable and comprehensive curriculum
The training program offers a wide range of courses, from foundational to advanced levels. The program's flexibility allows students to select specialized courses that align with their personal interests and professional goals.
International training program
The programs collaborate with universities abroad, providing students with opportunities for worldwide study initiatives, cross-cultural exchanges, and practical experience at prominent financial institutions.
Focus on sustainable development
The curriculum focuses on educating students in environmentally conscious financial practices, including green and sustainable finance, as well as incorporating ecological considerations into financial choices,...

Learning, Teaching & Assessment Methods

Learning Methods

Learning in class, attending lectures, self-study, group work, presentations, practical exercises, essay writing, and internships at enterprises.

Teaching Methods

A combination of theory (presentations and essays) and practical applications (real-world experiences at enterprises, classes with experts and businesses). The method emphasizes soft skills enhancement (soft skills training classes) and outcome-based education, with input from stakeholders such as businesses, employers, and alumni.

Assessment Methods

Diverse assessment formats are applied, incorporating digital technology and aligning with the program's learning outcomes. These include Rubric-based evaluations, reports, essays, practical exercises, and more.

Program structure

  • Year 1
  • Year 2
  • Year 3
  • Year 4
Semester 1
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70303 - Public Speaking Skills

QT70020 - Principles of Economics

TC70102 - Introduction to Finance - Banking

Semester 2
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

QT70021 - Principles of Marketing

CB70101 - Marxist-Leninist Philosophy

CB70201 - Economic Mathematics

TA70305 - Intensive English 1 

CB70301 - Informatics 1

CB70304 - Emotional Regulation Skills

KT70101 - Principles of Accounting

TC70103 - Introduction to Financial Mathematics

Semester 3
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70102 - Marxist-Lenin Political Economy

CB70106 - Foundation of Law

CB70205 - Applied Statistics

CB71101 - Environment and Sustainable Development

CB71102 - Behavioral psychology

CB71103 - Medical Psychology

TA70306 - Intensive English 2 

CB70302 - Informatics 2

CB70305 - Communication and Relationship Building Skills

TC70101 - Foundations of Finance

Semester 4
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

KT70102 - Taxation

QT71017 - Organizational Behaviour

QT71018 - Principles of Management

CB70103 - Science Socialism

CB71104 - Green economy and Sustainable Development

CB71105 - Vietnamese traditional culture and music

CB71106 - History of world civilization

TA70307 - Intensive English 3 

CB70306 - Negotiation Skills

TC71102 - Stock Market

TC71101 - Public Finance

TC70105 - Corporate Finance

TC70201 - Commercial Banking

Semester 5
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

KT70202 - Data Analytics

TC70104 - Applications of Quantitative Methods in Finance 

KT70103 - Economics Law

CB70104 - Ho Chi Minh's Ideology

CB70105 - History of the Communist Party of Vietnam

TA70308 - Intensive English 4 

TC70106 - International Banking and Finance

TC70107 - Financial Technology

TC70203 - Principles of Insurance

TC70205 - Banking and Finance major Internship

Semester 6
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TC70109 - Information System in Finance

TC71201 - Banking Management

TC71202 - Central Bank

TC71203 - Bank Marketing

KT70207 - Managerial Accounting

TC70108 - Risk Management in Banking and Finance

TC70110 - Corporate Finance Analysis

TC70202 - Simulation of Finance - Banking 

TC70204 - Internal Control in Banking

Semester 7
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

KT71101 - Accounting for Banking

KT71102 - Governmental Accounting

KT71105 - Financial Accounting and Reporting

TC71106 - Valuation

TC71107 - Financial Behavior

TC71204 - Credit Appraisal

TC71103 - Derivatives

TC71104 - Investment

TC71105 - Mergers and Acquisitions

TC70206 - Graduation Internship

Semester 8
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TC70207 - Graduation Thesis

TC70208 - Professional Skills in Finance and Banking

TC70209 - Current Issues in Finance and Banking

Career opportunities

Students are qualified for various career opportunities, including:

  • Professionals in finance, including credit specialists, financial analysts, and monetary experts, who work in various financial institutions such as banks, corporations, investment firms, and securities companies, both locally and globally. These individuals have the potential to advance into leadership roles in the future.
  • Professionals working in regulatory roles within the finance and banking industry at government agencies.
  • Professionals in finance and banking, including academics, investigators, and instructors employed by universities, research centers, or other entities; who have the capacity to advance into leadership roles in the coming years.

Other Major

Bachelor of Accounting
Corporate Accounting (Minor)
Auditing and Accounting (Minor)
Other Major

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