1-1 Definition and Purpose of the Program
The economic management of a country is possible through its financial and monetary control. It must proceed according to specific and purposeful plans and end with an high supervision. Financial and monetary planning causes the use of various resources and human power in a coordinated and healthy way in the society, and addition to providing high efficiency, predetermined results are also achieved.
Banking in different countries is an important tool in the implementation of monetary policy and also, is the best source of statistics and information for these policies.
Accurate analysis of banks' performance shows how monetary policy is implemented, reveals the reasons for the non-application of some policies, and provides them.
According to variable occupations which are achieved by alumni, Banking Management are divided to the broad areas of national banking (organization of branch management, credit, information, investment, public relations, services, etc.) and international banking (imports, exports, credit, documents, etc.), each of which requires common and specific information.
1-2 Alumni's Mission and Ability
Banking in different countries is an important tool in the implementation of monetary policy and also, is the best source of statistics and information for these policies. Accurate analysis of banks' performance shows how monetary policy is implemented, reveals the reasons for the non-application of some policies, and provides them.
according to variable occupations which are achieved by alumni, Banking Management are divided to the broad areas of national banking (organization of branch management, credit, information, investment, public relations, services, etc.) and international banking (imports, exports, credit, documents, etc.), each of which requires common and specific information.
1-3 Number and Type of Courses
This Program curriculum is 4 years and all courses are presented in 8 semesters. Each semester consists of 16 academic weeks.
With the department agreement, students can work in different parts of the banks throughout their program curriculum and their class timetable is in the evenings.
The total number of courses included in the curriculum of this program adds up to 133 units as follows:
General Courses, 20 units;
Basic Courses, 79 units;
Specialized courses, 34 units;
Unrelated Compensatory Courses, 7 units.