Finance is mainly composed of basic theoretical knowledge, professional theoretical knowledge and modular extended knowledge. Finance courses include political economics, western economics, finance, international economics, monetary banking, international financial management, securities investment, insurance, commercial banking management, central banking, investment banking theory and practice, etc.
Training objectives of finance major: it is required to learn the basic theories and knowledge of money banking, securities, investment, international finance and insurance, receive basic training in related businesses, and have the basic ability to work in the financial field.
At present, the demand for undergraduate graduates in the financial industry is declining, while the demand for graduate students is increasing. A large number of graduates majoring in law and computer information have been introduced into the financial industry. The talents needed by the financial industry are increasingly developing in the direction of comprehensive development. The professional directions of talents favored by the financial industry are: quantitative analysis, actuarial science, corporate finance, securities investment, risk management and control, financial engineering, etc.