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Title of the program Higher education level Program Volume Aim of the Program Banking Master’s Degree 120 ECTS The purpose of the Master's Program in Banking is in line with the mission of the Georgian National University, which aims to prepare a specialist with practical skills in the national and international labour market, which is focused on the growing practical needs and requirements of the modern financial and credit environment.
 The student will be able to perfect the theoretical knowledge required for the banking and financial sector and apply it in practice;  Will act as a reliable and independent credit expert in the process of formation and development of the bank / credit organization strategy;  According to research and decision-making skills, the student will be able to independently identify problems and generate new original ways to solve them effectively;  In the professional and academic field, on the basis of critical analysis of complex or incomplete information, the student will be able to confirm the decisions and results obtained.
Program Learning Outcome Student:  Describes in-depth the basic concepts related to the management of the banking sector;  Critically analyzes complex or incomplete information in the financial and credit spheres, evaluates information by innovative methods and draws his/her own reasoned conclusions, which will reflect the social and ethical responsibilities of the banking sector.
 Identifies deficiencies in the banking sector and identifies prevention measures;  Determines what types of actions lead to instability in the banking and credit sector, disparities, decreased liquidity and solvency, increased risks;  Describes how and why the banking regulations are changing and the impact of these regulations on the activity of the credit-banking system;  Uses modern concepts of banking to identify problems in the credit and banking sector and generate new ways of solving them;  By using original methods independently conducts research to analyze specific current situations in the banking sector, taking into account the best practice of business research;  Based on a critical analysis, synthesis and evaluation of existing information offers different banking strategies for specific credit transactions;  Uses theoretical knowledge gained in banking to adapt to credit;  Uses practical competencies in banking to form and implement practical approaches in the field of credit system management.
Curriculum of the Program Name of the learning course Student’s academic load Credits’ distribution per semester e r u t c e L .
II III IV Basic learning courses N Major compulsory study courses 108 Number of mandatory credits to be earned in the relevant semester I II III IV 18 18 18 18 1.

Management Economics Managerial economics 2.

Financial Institutions and Banking 3.


Practical course in financial management Financial Management practical course 4.

Financial reporting in banks 5.

Financial Services Marketing 6.

Bank Management 7.

Financial analysis of the activities of a commercial bank 8.

Supervision and regulation of the financial system 9. Business Research Methods 10.

Investments and investment projects 11.

Banking Risk Management 12.

Bank audit 13.
Practice in Banking 12 6 6 150 Does not have 15 30 150 Does not have 15 30 6 150 Does not have 15 30 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 150 Does not have 150 Does not have 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 Financial Management practical course Financial reporting in banks Financial Management practical course Does not have Financial Management practical course Financial Management practical course Financial analysis of the activities of a commercial bank Financial institutions and banking; Bank management; I II III IV 6 6 14.
Master’s thesis in banking 24 Financial analysis of commercial bank activities; Banking Risk Management.

Practice in banking; Business Research Methods.

Major elective study couses 12 Number of elective credits to be earned in the relevant semester 1.

Financial Law 2.

Anti-crisis management 3.

Insurance system and regulation 4.

Information Systems Management 5.

Financial policy strategies 6.

Monetary Theory and Policy 7.

National Accounts System 8.

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Human Resource Management Theory and Practice A Practical Course in Strategic Management 10.
Scientific writing 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 150 150 150 150 150 Does not have Does not have Does not have Does not have Financial Management practical course 150 Does not have 150 150 150 150 Does not have Does not have Does not have Does not have Communications and negotiations in a multicultural context 12.
Banking Project Management 6 6 150 150 Does not have Does not have 15 15 30 30 1 2 2 3 48 102 50 100 Total 120 30 30 30 30