Finance and Investment Management
The Finance and Investment Management (FIM) program prepares students to succeed in the evolving world of financial services through a strong balance of finance, analytics, and strategic decision-making.
Program Details:
| Courses: 46 | Duration: 4 Years | Credit Hours: 130 Cr.Hrs. |
| Language of Study: English |
Annual Fees (Egyptian Students): 89,600 EGP | Annual Fees (Egyptian Students): 250 USD/ Cr. Hr. |
Program Overview
Students learn how to analyze financial structures, assess risk, and develop optimized investment strategies using modern financial models and data-driven insights. The program emphasizes real-world applications, helping students understand how investment and financing decisions influence business value and market performance. Graduates are equipped to support financial decision-making across diverse sectors and are well prepared for professional careers, leadership roles, and advanced studies in finance and investment management.
What Does a Finance & Investment Management Graduate Do?
Finance and Investment Management graduates analyze financial data, assess risk, and support investment and business decisions. They design financial strategies, evaluate market opportunities, monitor performance, and help organizations optimize value creation. Their work supports companies, investors, and institutions in making informed financial decisions while adapting to changing economic conditions.
Potential Career Opportunities
Our Graduates are equipped to pursue high-impact careers across financial institutions, investment firms, corporations, and global markets. Career pathways include
- Financial & Credit Analyst
- Investment or Venture Capital Analyst
- Portfolio or Mutual Fund Manager
- Risk Analyst
- Corporate Finance Associate
- Financial Planner / Financial Manager / CFO
- Equity Research Analyst
- Asset or Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Manager
- Treasury Analyst
- Wealth Management Advisor
Accreditation
The University of Science and Technology at Zewail City is officially accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities in Egypt.
Key Areas of Study
- Finance fundamentals and financial decision-making
- Investment analysis and portfolio management
- Risk management and financial modeling
- Financial markets and institutions
- Financial analysis and corporate valuation
- International finance and global markets
- Sustainable finance and responsible investment practices
Learning Outcomes
By graduation, students of the Finance and Investment Management (FIM) program will be able to:
- Apply financial analysis and strategic thinking to support profitability, growth, and value creation.
- Evaluate liquidity, cash flow, and financial performance to guide informed decision-making.
- Apply regulatory, ethical, and governance principles within financial practice.
- Develop financial models and scenarios to assess risk, forecast outcomes, and support investment decisions.
- Communicate financial insights effectively to investors, stakeholders, and executive leadership.
- Collaborate and lead effectively within multidisciplinary and professional environments.
- Use analytical methods, financial tools, and data-driven approaches to generate actionable business intelligence.
Graduation Requirements
To earn a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Investment Management, students complete a structured academic pathway that combines strong business foundations, analytical thinking, and specialized financial expertise to prepare them for professional practice and advanced studies.
Degree Structure
University Requirements (21 Cr):
General education courses designed to strengthen communication skills, critical thinking, ethical awareness, and a broader understanding of social and economic contexts.
School of Business Requirements (70 Cr):
Core business courses covering economics, finance, management, analytics, sustainability, and technology, in addition to internship training and a capstone project that connects academic learning with real-world business practice.
Program Requirements (39 Cr):
Specialized finance coursework focused on financial analysis, corporate finance, investment theory, financial markets, risk management, forecasting, and emerging financial technologies.
Program Progression
Students declare their Finance and Investment Management major early in their academic journey and work closely with academic advisors to ensure proper sequencing of prerequisites and successful completion of degree requirements.
