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May 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
Banking and Finance
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Program Description: The Associate of Applied Science in Banking & Finance aims to provide students with a foundational understanding of key concepts in banking and finance. Students completing this program typically have a foundation that allows them to pursue entry-level roles in banking, financial services, or related fields.
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of financial concepts, including time, value of money, financial markets, and investment principles.
- Understand the basic functions of banking operations, including deposit and loan services.
- Comprehend the regulatory framework that governs banking activities.
- Understand the importance of customer service in financial institutions.
- Demonstrate effective communication skills when interacting with clients.
- Introduce the fundamentals of financial planning for individuals and small businesses..
- Provide basic advice on budgeting and savings.
- Familiarity with basic financial software and technology used in banking.
- Understand how technology impacts financial services.
- Develop an awareness of ethical considerations in financial transactions.
- Understand basic legal principles relevant to the financial industry.
- Develop basic teamwork and collaboration skills in a financial context.
- Understand the role of teamwork in achieving organizational goals.
- Introduce students to the basics of the global financial environment.
- Highlight the impact of global economic trends on financial markets.
- Prepare students for entry-level positions in banking and finance.
- Assist in resume building, job searching, and interview skills.
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First Semester: 15 Credits
Second Semester: 15 Credits
Third Semester: 15 Credits
Fourth Semester: 15 Credits
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