In this specialization, students will learn how to make decisions based on financial risk and opportunity, anticipate their client’s needs, and efficiently manage financial resources while balancing risk and profitability. Through a clear understanding of financial instruments and institutions, students will graduate with sound business ethics and a comprehensive overview of global finance. Students will learn to anticipate their clients' personal and corporate needs, efficiently manage financial resources and responsibly balance risk and profitability. In addition, through this program students will: prepare accounting reports to support planning and decision making for senior management; demonstrate an understanding of major marketing strategies commonly used by international financial corporations; interpret and apply the legal terminology used in tax regulations; be able to make responsible decisions based on financial risks and opportunities.

Certified copy of high school diploma and transcripts; or equivalent. Proof of English level: TOEFL score 80 (internet-based), 213 (computer-based); IELTS 6.0; CAE B2 with a minimum score of 169; PTE 57; English native; or equivalent. 2 letters of recommendation, 1 written or video essay.