FINANCIAL ENGINEERING

FIRST SEMESTER

Fundamentals of Economics I
Fundamentals of Economics II
Financial Accounting I
Written Communication Techniques
Computing I
Mathematics I
Statistical Theory I
English Beginners

SECOND SEMESTER

Economic Theory I
Cost Accounting I
Financial Accounting II
Mathematics II
Statistical Theory II
Statistics Workshop
English Intermediate

THIRD SEMESTER

Economic Theory II
Financial Mathematics I
Mathematics III
Statistical Theory III
Business Administration I
Cost Accounting II
English High Intermediate

FOURTH SEMESTER

Econometrics I
Econometrics II
Research Methods and Techniques
Financial Statement Analysis
Financial Mathematics II
ABC Costing Systems
Managerial Accounting
English Advanced

FIFTH SEMESTER

Introduction to Business Law
Environmental Analysis
Finance I
Financial Institutions
Budgeting
Taxation
Financial Modeling
Professional Practice I
Elective I
Elective II

SIXTH SEMESTER

Project Preparation and Evaluation I
Financial Law
Leadership and Ethics
Credit Administration
Finance II
Corporate Finance Workshop
Securities Market
Professional Practice II
Human Talent Management
Elective III

SEVENTH SEMESTER

Project Preparation and Evaluation II
Innovation and Creativity
Risk Management
Treasury Management
Financial Engineering I
Economic Valuation of Companies
Elective IV
Elective V

EIGHTH SEMESTER

Finance III
International Finance
Securities Market Workshop
Financial Engineering II
Financial Simulation
Elective VI
Graduate Seminar

GRADUATION MODALITIES

Graduation Project
Thesis
Directed Work
Graduation by Excellence

DIFFERENTIATORS

Financial Engineers are professionals skilled in capital management, focusing on value maximization. The Financial Engineer at UPB is an expert with deep and specialized knowledge of Financial Institutions, Stock Markets, Corporate Finance, and Financial Management in general.
Additionally, the profile of the Financial Engineer includes the development of skills and competencies that enable them to practice their profession internationally, taking advantage of the various internationalization programs offered by our University, such as the dual degree with the University of London.
Practical experience is closely related to theory through the use of various platforms available in the Finance Laboratories. These include Ppro 8 for Day Trading, Refinitiv for news and fundamental analysis, long-term portfolio management, and the use of derivatives.
Extracurricular activities that build competencies, such as the trading club, train students in stock market operations across more than 65 international financial markets.
The areas of specialization cover a wide spectrum while ensuring that our professionals are highly specialized in Risk Management, Securities Market Management, Cost Management, Banking and Finance Management, Marketing and Strategy Management, and Business Management.
The content is constantly updated, as reflected in the syllabi, in accordance with international needs and advancements.
Students participate in international competitions, especially in the stock market field.