History of the Department

 The Department of Financial and Banking Technologies was established in 2024 with the aim of preparing highly qualified technical professionals capable of working across various sectors of the banking and financial industry in both the public and private sectors. The department focuses on equipping graduates with advanced knowledge and practical skills that align with the rapid developments in the financial and banking sector.Graduates are qualified to work in areas including banking supervision, financial statistics and analysis, monetary policy management, portfolio and investment fund management, banking operations management, compliance and anti-money laundering (AML), electronic payment systems, electronic wallets, and digital banking services. The program also prepares graduates to establish financial consulting firms and provide services in accounting, financial analysis, project management, and private investment management.The department qualifies graduates as specialists in finance, banking, and accounting, with particular expertise in banking operations management, internal auditing, risk analysis, and anti-money laundering procedures. In addition, graduates acquire practical proficiency in utilizing specialized computer applications for banking operations, accounting, and investment portfolio management.As part of the graduation requirements, students are required to complete a two-month practical internship in relevant government institutions. They must also successfully complete a graduation project in their area of specialization, which is undertaken and submitted during the second stage of the program.