Leading the Era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution with Financial and Economic Expertise
Department of
Finance and Economics
The Department of Finance and Economics fosters professionals equipped with creative problem-solving skills and specialized financial knowledge to meet the demands of the rapidly changing era, including the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This is achieved through a strengthened curriculum in finance and economics, a variety of extracurricular programs, and support for overseas training.
To cultivate creative problem-solving abilities and specialized financial knowledge through an enhanced curriculum in finance and economics, various extracurricular programs, and comprehensive support systems.
Students build a foundation in their major and explore career paths through courses such as Introduction to Economics, Career Guidance and Counseling, and Basic Education for Financial Experts.
Students strengthen their foundational knowledge by taking core subjects such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Special Lectures on Financial and Economic Practices.
Students advance to applied and specialized subjects, including International Trade and Global Economics, Securities and Finance, and Financial Markets and Industrial Organization.
Students enhance their practical job readiness through courses such as Global Economics Capstone Design and Internship in Finance, focusing on creative and integrated problem-solving and real-world experience.