Why Choose this Program

The Associate of Arts in Finance and Banking (AA in Finance and Banking) program was designed to:

1. Acquire Fundamental Knowledge in Finance and Banking – Gain a solid understanding of financial management, banking operations, accounting principles, investment concepts, and the financial services industry.
2. Build Essential Financial and Banking Skills – Develop practical competencies in financial transactions, credit evaluation, cash handling, customer relationship management, and basic financial analysis.
3. Explore Digital Finance and Banking Technologies – Learn to use digital banking platforms, electronic payment systems, financial applications, and technology-driven banking solutions in today's financial environment.
4. Develop Workplace-Ready Experience – Apply classroom knowledge through case studies, practical exercises, business simulations, and real-world financial service scenarios.
5. Support Career and Academic Progression – Prepare graduates for entry-level employment in banking and finance while providing a strong foundation for continued study in finance, banking, accounting, or other business-related disciplines.

Future Career Prospects

Graduates from this program will be able to pursue careers such as:

1. Bank Teller or Customer Service Officer (Banking)
2. Credit Officer or Loan Assistant
3. Banking Operations Assistant
4. Finance or Accounting Assistant
5. Cashier or Financial Services Support Staff

Course Structure

The two-year program comprises 61 credits and includes foundation courses, functional courses, and a comprehensive examination. Students must complete the following coursework requirements to graduate: