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Background:
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In response to the evolving demands of the job market, the School of Business and Economics (SBE) has strategically positioned employability as a core objective of the Bachelor of Applied Finance with Honours programme. This programme is designed to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge and technical expertise in finance, ensuring they are well-prepared to excel in the industry.
SBE provides students with invaluable opportunities to engage with industry leaders through industrial visits, expert talks, and hands-on workshops. These initiatives bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world financial practices, enhancing students’ professional readiness.
This programme is tailored to prepare graduates for dynamic careers in finance, particularly in stock and financial analysis, fund management, banking, risk management, and corporate finance. Through a robust curriculum and industry engagement, students develop the skills and insights necessary to thrive in today’s competitive financial landscape. (*To be offered starting Semester 1 (Mainstream), Session 2025/2026 - October 2025 / Semester 2 (Trimester), Session 2025/2026 - November 2025)
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Total Credit to Graduate
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123 Credit Hours
* University Courses (15 credits)
* Core Courses (96 credits)
* Elective Course (12 credits)
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Duration of Study
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7 Semesters (3.5 Years) |
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Programme Educational Objectives
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- Apply financial and non-financial concepts, theories, and technical knowledge in solving current financial issues.
- Demonstrate strong practical skills and effective communication abilities.
- Integrate analytical and digital skills effectively.
- Uphold ethical and professional practices by exhibiting a positive attitude and an entrepreneurial mindset in fulfilling responsibilities.
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English Language Requirement
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For International candidates only
Have obtained one (1) of the English Language Proficiency qualification with a minimum score as stated below:
- MUET Band 3; OR
- IELTS Band 6.0 (With Speaking 5.0 and Listening 5.0); OR
- TOEFL Score 500 (PBT)/60 (IBT)/176 (CBT); OR
- Pearson (PTE) 42; OR
- CIEP Level 109 ( Speaking – B, Listening - B)
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Pass an interview that will be conducted for candidates who obtained a minimum score of the English Language Proficiency qualification.
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Undergraduate Study Programme Handbook
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Click here for more information
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Career Prospects for Graduate
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- Credit Analyst
- Finance Officer
- Financial Advisor
- Financial Analyst
- Financial Planner
- Loan Officer
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