The subjects to be studied in the Department of Finance include microeconomics, macroeconomics, accounting, money and banking, investment, financial markets and tools, and risk management.

1. Microeconomics

Microeconomics is a discipline that studies individual markets within the economic system and the interactive relationship between enterprises and consumers. This course will teach students how to analyze the application of microeconomic principles such as market supply and demand, market equilibrium, price theory, consumer behavior, and profit maximization in the financial field.

2. Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics is a discipline that studies the operating mechanism of the entire economic system and the overall control method. Students will learn the concepts and measurement methods of important macroeconomic variables such as national income, inflation, employment and unemployment, and economic growth, master the formulation and implementation methods of macroeconomic policies, and analyze macroeconomic policies and financial markets, capital flows, and fiscal policies. and the interaction between monetary policy.

3. Accounting

Accounting is the study of accounting, financial statements and financial analysis. In the field of finance, accounting, financial statements, and financial analysis are all very important. Students will learn the principles and methods of financial accounting, prepare financial statements, develop descriptive indicators, and understand the basic principles and methods of an enterprise's financial status.

4. Money and Banking

Monetary and Banking is a discipline that studies the relationship between money, banks and financial markets. It conducts in-depth discussions on the issuance and circulation of currency, money market, management of banking and financial institutions, monetary policy and regulatory systems. This course will help students establish a basic understanding of monetary policy and financial management, and master financial market development trends and regulatory regulations.

5. Investment Science

Investment Science is a discipline that studies investment decisions and investment phenomena. Students will learn how to evaluate the risks and returns of stocks, bonds, options, and other investment vehicles, how to select a quality investment portfolio, and how to make more informed investment decisions for individuals and businesses.

6. Financial Markets and Tools

Financial markets and tools are subjects that study various securities markets, investment tools and trading strategies. This course will include an introduction, history, investment strategies, and trading aspects of financial market instruments such as stocks, bonds, options, futures, and foreign exchange, with an emphasis on the relationship between risk and return of financial market instruments.

7. Risk Management

Risk management is a discipline that studies how to manage financial risks. This course will help students understand the forms and types of financial risks, master the tools, methods and techniques for measuring, quantifying and managing financial risks, and analyze the advantages, disadvantages and appropriate occasions of various risk management methods.