Students are entitled to graduate if s/he satisfactorily completes all required courses, and internship. The CGPA has to be 2.00 or above.
Graduation is conferred by the University Senate upon the recommendation of the Faculties.
The Diplomas are prepared by the Registrar`s Office, and indicate the name of the Program, the date of graduation, and the degree obtained.
Course DescriptionsAACT101-BASIC ACCOUNTING Accounting I is an introductory course, which assumes no previous knowledge of the subject. This course introduces the student to the basic tools of financial accounting such as balance sheet, income statement, worksheet, and journal & ledger accounts. The students will be able to prepare and use these in single proprietorship type of business by the end of the semester. This course will also demonstrate how accounting concepts can be used to make business decisions more effective. ABSM101-INTRO. TO BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT I Introduce business and non-business students to business areas and how they function together in a global business environment. Familiarize students with business concepts, terms and bases for global competition. Learn critical thinking skills through cases and application of concepts in real world situations. ABSM104-BUSINESS LAW Introduction to the business legal environment. Selective subjects relevant for managers from the law of contracts, civil law, commercial law, tax law, labour law, law on Bankruptcy and insurance law. AMAT101-BUSINESS MATHEMATICS I Revision of essential algebra for calculus. Polynomials, rational expressions, straight line. Linear and quadratic equations and inequalities. Functions, limits, continuity, derivatives, techniques of derivatives, applications of derivatives. EGL101-DEVELOPMENT OF READING SKILLS The main aim of this course is to prepare students for the academic reading and writing tasks they will do within their Faculties. To this end, Students will study the techniques that will enable them to produce academic essays in a range of specific styles. They will learn how to write about graphical information and how to incorporate supporting examples into their essays. They will also develop reading speed and proficiency, increase vocabulary and improve comprehension skills. ABNK203-MONEY AND BANKING Functions and role of money within the economy, finacial markets, interest rate determination, risk and term-structure of interest rates, yield curves, business cycles, functions and role of commercial banks and the Central Bank within the economy. ABSM214-MARKETING AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR This course should discuss skills needed for success in today’s business environment including verbal and non-verbal communication, listening skills, and time management. Emphasis is placed on dealing with customer service problems, how to handle conflicts, stress and service expectations. This is especially useful for students who will work in a bank or insurance brokerage company. EGL102-DEVELOPMENT OF WRITING SKILLS The main aim of this course is to provide effective development of the skills acquired in EGL101. Students will master speaking and argumentative skills by taking part in discussions of the topics covered in the reading assignments. They will develop critical and analytical thinking at a higher level. Acquire profound knowledge of the necessary reading and writing techniques aiming to prepare them for more in depth research work with materials of their Majors. Continue to prepare students for the academic reading and writing tasks they will encounter within their Faculties. They will learn how to include secondary data within their writings. They will also develop reading speed and proficiency, increase vocabulary and improve comprehension skills. INS102-FUNDAMENTALS OF INSURANCE The basic principles of insurance: terminology, policy structure and the key forms of insurance, reinsurance and its purpose. ABNK201-BUSINESS FINANCE I Introduction to financial management; financial institutions & money markets; analysis of financial statements; discounted cash flow analysis; project cash flow analysis; analysis of flow of funds; risks and returns topics are covered in this course. ABNK205-COMMERCIAL BANKING This course is designed to provide an overview of commercial banks, their functions, management, and role in the economy. Topics include: basic asset, liability, liquidity and interest-rate risk management, primary lending functions pricing techniques, risk management. ABSM201-MICROECONOMICS Microeconomics is concerned with the economic behaviour of consumers, business units, and government agencies. A microeconomic analysis puts small segments of the economy under the microscope to observe details of specific components of our economic system. ABSM203-STATISTICS Statistical ideas and their relevance in practical life; preparing data for statistical analysis, elementary probability, random variables, frequency distributions and sampling, logic of statistical references; descriptive statistics, estimation and significance tests topics covered in this course. INS201-ACCOUNTING FOR INSURANCE This course covers aspects of accounting that are specific to the field of insurance and, more particularly, are critical to the supervisor in understanding and assessing the business and operations of an insurer. ABSM202-MACROECONOMICS This course provides the tools and information needed to interpret and analyze macro parts of the economic system to observe and understand firms’ decisions and markets. INS202-EUROPEAN BANKING FRAMEWORK Structural reforms of EU banks and the regulation of shadow banking, scope of financial market regulation in the European Union; crisis management for financial institutions in the EU: recovery and resolution for systemically relevant financial institutions; aspects of financial crime with a focus on the Market Abuse Directive. INS204-RISK MANAGEMENT History of risk management; Asset-liability management in banks and asset managers; Statistics for Risk: Mean, Variance, Correlation, Skewness; Basic rules of probability; Probability Distributions Useful for Risk and Financial Models; Linear Regressions and Risk Modeling Fundamentals. INS206-INSURANCE BROKER AND AGENT SKILLS This course covers some of the most essential techniques for working well with broking clients and catering to their service plans. It also helps students understand the features, classes and risks of general insurance products, and the role of a general insurance broker in the insurance industry; broking portfolio management tasks such as new business, claims, renewals and changing client service plans. CAS101-CASE STUDY The newly designed course will be a culmination of the previous two years of education. Students will work to design in order to establishing business plan. | 
