Curriculum Plan
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Master’s Program |
Day Program |
Continuing Education Division |
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Academic Year |
Regular Students |
International Students |
Four-Year Technical Program |
Four-Year Technical Program |
Two-Year Technical Program |
Multi-Skilling Program |
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Academic Year 114 |
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Academic Year 113 |
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Academic Year 112 |
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Academic Year 111 |
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Introduction
- The department develops and cultivates students’ core professional competencies based on three key characteristics: “practice-oriented,” “career-oriented,” and “diversity-oriented.” The design and planning of the curriculum emphasize hands-on practice and practical application.
- The department maintains close collaboration with industries related to students’ future careers by inviting senior executives from the financial sector to deliver lectures and serve as instructors. Students are also arranged to participate in industry internships to strengthen their professional skills and practical experience, thereby achieving the integration of theory and practice and facilitating successful employment.
- The curriculum is diversified and covers three major professional areas: “Corporate Finance,” “Securities Investment,” and “Banking and Insurance.” The primary teaching objectives and an overview of the professional courses are outlined as follows:
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Professional Field |
Course Objectives |
Professional Courses |
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Corporate Finance |
To learn capital requirement planning, investment analysis and management, and tax planning, and to cultivate professionals capable of making financial decisions in general industrial and commercial enterprises. |
Financial Management, Corporate Finance, International Financial Management, Financial Management Cases, Financial Statement Analysis, Intermediate Accounting, Financial Risk Management, Management Accounting, Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions |
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Securities Investment |
To acquire knowledge in securities investment analysis, financial market instruments, and asset management, and to apply learned concepts to practical operations such as asset allocation and portfolio construction, cultivating professionals needed by securities firms, futures companies, investment trusts, and investment advisory industries. |
Investments, Practical Securities Analysis, Financial Trading Practices, Portfolio Management, Fixed Income Securities, Mutual Fund Management, Derivative Financial Instruments, Financial Applications Software |
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Banking and Insurance |
To study the operations and management of banking and insurance industries, gain thorough knowledge of the theories and applications of various investment instruments, and develop the ability to conduct financial and tax planning for clients, thereby cultivating professionals required by the banking and insurance sectors. |
Financial Markets, Financial Institution Management, Insurance, Banking Practices, Money and Banking, Investment Banking, Trusts and Management, Financial Marketing, Financial Regulations, Risk Management, Personal Financial Planning |
