Greenwich University

Bachelor of Science in Banking and Finance

Degree

Undergraduate

Program Overview

This program offers a specialized degree in banking and finance for students interested in a career with top-notch banks, financial institutions or corporate finance firms. School of banking and finance also provides experiential learning and skill development alongside professional grooming with an emphasis on behavioral skills.

Eligibility

Intermediate or equivalent to 12 Years of Education

Job Market

The school of banking and finance provides learning in the field of operations, finance and accounts ,international trade , credit administration , treasury, foreign exchange management and corporate governance.

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Fondation Module

(GBGM 300) General Mathematics

General Mathematics

(GHPG 300) Personality Grooming

Personality Grooming

(GHGE 300) General English

General English

(GHOC 300) Oral Communication

Oral Communication

Module 1

(GBBE 311) Business Ethics

Business Ethics

(GEBL 312) Banking Law and Practices

Banking Law and Practices

(GHCR 313) Comparative Religions

Comparative Religions

(GEFA 314) Financial Accounting

Financial Accounting

(GHEC 315) English Composition

English Composition

(GBCE 316) Computing Essentials

Computing Essentials

(GHFQ 318) Fehm-e-Quran

Fehm-e-Quran

Module 2

(GHRW 321) Academic Reading & Writing (GHEC 315)

Academic Reading & Writing

(GHIP 322) Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan

Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan

(GBMS 323) Business Maths & Stats

Business Maths & Stats

(GHCS 324) Communication Skills

Communication Skills

(GBBA 325) Big Data Analytics (GBCE 316)

Big Data Analytics

(GEBF 326) Introduction to Business Finance (GEFA 314)

Introduction to Business Finance

Module 3

(GEMM 431) Microeconomics & Macro Economics

Microeconomics & Macro Economics

(GBBC 432) Business Communication (GHCS 324)

Business Communication

(GHCG 433) Corporate Governance (GEBF 326)

Corporate Governance

(GHCC 434) Civics & Community Engagement

Civics & Community Engagement

(GBCF 435) Corporate Finance (GEBF 326)

Corporate Finance

Module 4

(GBMN 441) Principles of Management

Principles of Management

(GECM 442) Cash Management & General Operations

Cash Management & General Operations

(GEFM 443) Financial Management

Financial Management

(GBMK 444) Principles of Marketing

Principles of Marketing

(GEHB 445) History of Banking and Finance

History of Banking and Finance

(GEFT 446) Fintech

Fintech

Module 5

(GEMB 551) Money & Banking

Money & Banking

(GERC 552) Introduction to Risk & Compliance

Introduction to Risk & Compliance

(GEFI 553) Financial Instruments

Financial Instruments

(GHIT 554) Introduction to International Trade & Finance

Introduction to International Trade & Finance

(GEIF 555) Islamic Banking & Finance

Islamic Banking & Finance

Module 6

(GHGS 561) Global Sustainability

Global Sustainability

(GECB 562) Commercial Banking

Commercial Banking

(GEAO 563) Account Opening & Types of Account

Account Opening & Types of Account

(GBEP 564) Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

(GERB 565) Retail Banking

Retail Banking

(GEAS 566) Non Credit Services, ADC, Ancillary Services

Non Credit Services, ADC, Ancillary Services

Module 7

(GELC 671) Letter of Credit & Collection

Letter of Credit & Collection

(GCFE 672) Field Experience

Field Experience

(GEIP 673) International Payment Settlement Methods & Instruments

International Payment Settlement Methods & Instruments

(GEDB 674) Digital Banking

Digital Banking

Module 8

(GCPJ 681) Capstone Project

Capstone Project

(GETG 682) International Trade & Global

International Trade & Global

(GEFI 683) Banks, Finance & Accounts of Financial Institutions

Banks, Finance & Accounts of Financial Institutions

(GEPS 684) Prudential SBP

Prudential SBP

Program Learning Outcomes

1
Working in continuously changing local and international markets (Goal 4)
2
Identify & analyze the Economic issues and problems to create effective and efficient solutions for national and International economy (Goal 4)
3
Perform community services with focus on ethical understanding and moral values (Goal 4)
4
Develop the economic policies with respect to microeconomics and macroeconomics (Goal 4)
5
Give Presentation on current economic crisis and possible solution (Goal 4)
6
Create relationships between the theory and practice (Goal 4)

Course Features

Courses

Duration

4 Years

Level

Undergraduate

Credit Hours

126