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Finance Department

Mission

Empowering students with outstanding knowledge, skills, and values, fostering excellence in the finance field through research, and community service. 

Program Goals

  • Comprehensive Financial Knowledge: Cultivate a deep understanding of financial concepts to address complex professional challenges. 
  • Interdisciplinary Business Integration: Integrate knowledge from various business disciplines to navigate complex financial environments. 
  • Analytical Proficiency: Enhance skills in quantitative and qualitative finance analysis for evidence-based decision-making. 
  • Effective Communication: Strengthen the ability to clearly and persuasively communicate financial solutions in professional settings. 
  • Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Promote innovative problem-solving in diverse financial contexts, supporting Vision 2030's goals of economic diversification and sustainability. 
  • Ethical Awareness: Foster ethical decision-making to uphold integrity and ethical practices in finance. 

Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate a thorough understanding of financial concepts, principles, and theories. (KLO1) 
  • Outline fundamental business disciplines and their interaction with the financial environment 
  • Exhibit proficiency in statistical, electronic, research, and inquiry techniques relevant to Finance 
  • Implement financial analysis tools to inform finance decisions and optimize business performance.
  • Use critical and creative thinking, and problem-solving, to perform tasks, and formulate and analyze business problems, particularly those that span across various financial settings (KLO5) 
  • Develop interpersonal and communication skills to effectively communicate business and financial solutions through both verbal and written means. (KLO3) 
  • Apply essential skills and technologies to solve different problems and in general business and finance (KLO4).  
  • Identify ethical dilemmas encountered in business, in general, and in the finance environment. (KLO6) 
  • Demonstrate the ability to work independently and as part of a team, utilizing business and financial knowledge and tools to make well-informed and effective decisions. (KLO2) 
  • Develop essential skills crucial for success in the finance and investment field, emphasizing autonomy and commitment to lifelong learning. 

Professions/jobs for which students are qualified

Graduates of the Program can work in financial institutions, business

organizations or governmental entities such as:

  • Corporate Finance Specialist (241301)
  • Financial Analysis Specialist (241303)
  • Insurance Specialist (241306)
  • Banking Service Specialist (241307)
  • Money Market Trading Specialist (241310)
  • Investment Specialist (241202)
  • Financial Planning Specialist (241203)
  • Relevant occupational/ Professional sectors

  • Banking
  • Financial institutions
  • Business organizations.
  • Investment firms
  • Insurance and financial services
  • Nonprofit organization
  • Consulting
  • Program Consistency with NQF

    PLO Consistency with UPM GAs

    Program Handbook Finance

    Program QA Manual Finance

    Program Specificaiton - Finance NQF

    STUDY Study Plan Finance

    Course Specification

    CS115 Introduction to Computing for Business
    ECON 101 Introduction to Microeconomics
    ENGL101 First Year Composition
    GHAL 222-History of KSA from foundation to vision-V.1
    MATH111 Applied Calculus I  
    ECON 102 Introduction to Macroeconomics
    ENGL102 Introduction to Report Writing
    GDMC 223-Landmarks of Madina-V.1
    Math112-Applied Calculus
    MGT 101 Introduction to Management
    ACCT 201 Course Specifications
    ENGL201 Technical Report
    GIAS101- Islamic Cuture
    MIS 201 Management Information Systems
    PHSC 113-Conceptual physical science-V3
    STAT 211 - Statistics for Business I - V3
    ACCT 202 Introduction to Managerial Accounting
    ENT 201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship Course Specifications
    GIAS102-Arabic language skills-V2022-2023
    MGT 222 Organizational Behavior
    MKT 201 Introduction to Marketing
    ACCT 321 Intermediate Accounting
    FIN 301 Financial Management
    GSOS 214 CS SPRING2023
    MGT 331 Business Communication
    STAT 311 - Statistics for Business II - V3
    ECON 362 Economy of Saudi Arabia
    FIN 312 Corporate Finance
    FIN 322 Financial Markets and Institutions
    MGT 311 Legal Environment of Business
    MGT 312 Operation Management
    FIN 431 Investment
    FIN 451 International Finance
    FIN 432 Financial Modeling - update
    FIN 434 Portfolio Management - update
    FIN 394 Course Specifications

    Career Opportunities

    • Banking
    • Financial institutions
    • Business organizations.
    • Investment firms
    • Insurance and financial services
    • Nonprofit organization
    • Consulting

    University Of Prince Mugrin - Male campus

    FPH5+XV6,

    Al Aqool, Medina 42241,

    Saudi Arabia
    Tel: 920000238

    University Of Prince Mugrin - Female campus

    FPH5+XV6,

    Al Aqool, Medina 42241,

    Saudi Arabia
    Tel: 920000238