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Department of Finance and Banking, Faculty of Business, Philadelphia University, P.O.Box:1 Amman-Jordan 19392
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Feasibilility Studies and Projects Evaluation
Research Methods and Statistics
Credit Risk Management 0320441
Course credit risk management is compulsory and advanced degree in Banking and finance requirements. This course deal with the review of credit risk on the banking and trade credit level. Traditionally, lenders faced credit risk in default by borrowers, and fill those, the credit risk remain of major concern to lenders and on a global scale. so till lenders should know more about the subject of credit worthiness of borrowers, allowing the to maximize profits and increase the market value of their shares by reducing the risk, as well us reduce the financial reserves allocated to address the bad debt opportunities. So it is important that the students recognizes the appropriate framework to reduce credit risk and sound rules that require taken into account when building the portfolio of credit. This course provides the students the foundation for understanding the process of credit risk management in order to give them the ability to discuss the details of the various aspect relating to the analysis of credit risk and credit rating problems and methodology of base ІІ to reduce the credit risk .
Financial Analysis 0320413
Financial analysis is one of the topics which is increasing interest in it as a financing tool for control, performance evaluation and in district decision –making. This subject deal with the theoretical and practical framework the principles and foundation related to financial analysis, identification of analysis tools and how to use them to obtain financial information an interpretation in order to reach indicators help identify what will be the relationship between the elements of financial statements and work to intervene if it is detected that they are going in the direction of unwanted and which affects the overall financial structure of the company .
Money and Banking 0320221
Money and Banking is a coercive department requirement (Macroeconomics is prerequisite ) The course consist of : Study the historical evolution of money , the role of money in different economic system and in national economy .
The Course include analyzing of Monetary Theory (supply and demand sides ) and the role of centrals and commercial banks in the national economy.
Islamic Banking 0320322
This course is one of the mandatory requirements in Banking and Finance department, It aims to provide the students with: the basic fundamentals In Islamic Investment, the aspects of Usury (Riba), and the difference between Interest rate (Usury) and each of Profit and Rent. Besides, it aims to define the Islamic Banks; its characteristics, emergence (theoretically and practically), and how to distinguish between Islamic banks and traditional ones. Finally to provide the students about Mudarabah, Musharakah (partnership), Ijarah, and Murabaha.
Microeconomics 0320151
Microeconomics is concerned with the study of economics units that make up the economy. It examines the functioning of markets through Supply and Demand and how the price is determined, it also includes the Equilibrium and to be considered the consumer behavior .
Finally, it studies the costs and production and the way that the producer reach his equilibrium especially in Perfect Competition Market …
Investment Management 0320432
The course deals with the study of the economic origin of the concept of investment and its types, the definition of investment, concepts of return and risk, types and sources of risk as well as investment and speculation. The course also discusses appropriate strategies in investment , and the basic concepts in the evaluation of various investment projects. The course also discusses the design of investment portfolios and evaluating the efficiency and efficiency of portfolio managers.
Financial Derivatives 0320442
This course is a basic requirement for students of financial and banking sciences. It deals with the theoretical framework of financial derivatives in terms of their concept and types, investment mechanisms and their role in risk management. Derivatives include both options, forward contracts, future contracts, and SWAPS. The course covers various financial risk theories, including interest rate risk, lending risk, liquidity risk, currency risk, technology risk and operational risk.
Economic Feasibility Studies 0320415
This course discusses the principles and theoretical basis for economic feasibility studies and their relationship with economic growth of any country. The economic feasibility studies concerned with analyzing or evaluating economic projects from the standpoint of the entrepreneur (entrepreneur) and the national economy. Where the course involving the basic stages for implementing of the feasibility study, which includes market study, technical study, financial study .
Financial Management 0320211
This course will provide an initial exposure on the principal of foundations of finance, which is needed by all types of businesses. The topics discussed include the role of financial management, financial statements, and the concepts of time value of money. In addition, this course discussed the short term financing and investment decision which includes: working capital management, cash management, and inventory and account receivable management.
Financial Markets 0320423
The course aims to introduce the concept of the financial market and its role in the financial system. The course also reviews the functions and types of financial markets, the mechanics of financial markets, the efficiency of financial markets and the most important indicators. In addition to the above, the course describes the tools of the money market and the capital market and how to make investment decisions using the technical and fundamental analysis, with a focus on the Jordanian capital market.
Economic Development 0320370
This module aims to study economic and social backwardness and its characteristics and causes, it deals with the concepts of economic growth , economic development and their theories, models. It concern with some developmental experiences in the contemporary international community and focuses on the Jordanian development experience: reality and horizons
Graduation Project 0320480
The graduate research project investigates a research problem in the field of finance and banking in order to train and help the student to think about the aspects of preparation of the study projectAnd to develop them in a manner that is consistent with the scientific rules the course also aims to provide the student with research skills in terms of identifying the problem of the study and formulating the questions expressed and answered them . The course also aims at teaching the students methods of data collection and analysis, in order to present the results.
Macroeconomics 0321151
Macroeconomics is concerned with the study of how the economy functions as a whole. It involves the measurement of economic activities such as national accounts, consumption, gross investments, and government expenditures. Further, it involves the study of National Income determinations, and the problems of unemployment and inflation. Finally, it explains the role of the banking system and the importance of the monetary and fiscal policies in the economy.
Financial Management 0321211
This course includes the following topics: financial goals; financing the firm via short, intermediate, and long-term debt, preferred and common stock.
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On successful completion of this program, the graduate will be able to:
Knowledge
Kp1. Clarify the impact of financial technology on the functions and operations of financial markets and institutions.
Kp2. Develop technology-based financial solutions innovatively.
Kp3. Apply financial concepts and theories to find solutions to the problems facing business organizations and investors.
Kp4. Evaluate the Business function areas and their impact on sustainable performance and appreciate the dynamic interrelationship between Business organizations and their external environments.
Skills
Sp1.Communicate efficiently and effectively in Arabic and English, whether verbally or while writing reports and drafting presentations.
Sp2. Employ technology in processes of data and information collection, analysis, and interpretation.
Sp3. Utilizing critical thinking capacity in managerial decision making and solving workforce as well as job-related problems and issues.
Competences
Cp1. Formulate strategies and make decisions in line with the field's ethical practices, sustainable development, and social responsibility associated with the Business environment.
Cp2. Develop professionalism through life-long learning and apply it via a worldly perspective and in diverse contexts.
Cp3. Demonstrate competency in working collaboratively with others and demonstrating leadership ability, of both individuals and teams, to attain successful organizational projects.
On successful completion of this program, the graduate will be able to:
Knowledge
Kp1. Differentiate critical concepts of finance and banking and explain the process of making finance and investment decisions.
Kp2. Classify the functions and operations of national and international financial markets and institutions.
Kp3. Evaluate the main risks faced by the individual or companies and manage them.
Kp4. Evaluate the Business function areas and their impact on sustainable performance and appreciate the dynamic interrelationship between Business organizations and their external environments.
Skills
Sp1.Communicate efficiently and effectively in Arabic and English, whether verbally or while writing reports and drafting presentations.
Sp2. Employ technology in processes of data and information collection, analysis, and interpretation.
Sp3. Utilizing critical thinking capacity in managerial decision making and solving workforce as well as job-related problems and issues.
Competences
Cp1. Formulate strategies and make decisions in line with the field's ethical practices, sustainable development, and social responsibility associated with the Business environment.
Cp2. Develop professionalism through life-long learning and apply it via a worldly perspective and in diverse contexts.
Cp3. Demonstrate competency in working collaboratively with others and demonstrating leadership ability, of both individuals and teams, to attain successful organizational projects.
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