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              exemption  from  modules  of  the  Licensing  Examination  for  Securities  and  Futures
              Intermediaries.

          5.   Chinese Institute of Certified Financial Planners (CICFP) - Graduates are eligible to apply
              for exemption from modules of the CICFP programmes.

          6.  Enhanced Competency Framework on FinTech (ECF-Fintech) - Graduates of our BComm
              (Hons.) in Financial Technology are eligible to apply for exemption on Modules 1, 2 and 4
              of the ECF-Fintech Core Level training programme. By completing Module 3 and obtaining
              at least 1 year of relevant work experience, they may apply for certification as an Associate
              Fintech Professional (CPFinT(A)).


          DESCRIPTION OF COURSES (BA & BComm DEGREE PROGRAMMES)

          ECON 103    Basic Microeconomics
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course is designed to offer a broad coverage of microeconomic principles essential
          to  an  understanding  of  the  economic  activities  of  households,  business  organizations  and
          governments. It also equips students with the ability to apply microeconomic theory to critically
          analyse and evaluate social issues from economic perspectives.

          ECON 104    Basic Macroeconomics
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This  course  aims  at  equipping  students  with  the  understanding  of  the  principles  and
          concepts of macroeconomics. The structure of the course follows a standard pattern including
          topics like fiscal policy, monetary policy, economic growth, open economy and business cycles.
          Upon completion of this course, students will be able to acquire a well-balanced foundation for
          evaluating macroeconomic issues.

          ECON 105    Quantitative Methods for Economics and Finance
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course aims to provide students with a quantitative foundation in mathematics for
          economic and financial analysis. It further aims to equip students with knowledge in various
          quantitative techniques, such as differentiation, integration, optimization, annuities and present
          values  which  are  applicable  to  economic  and  financial  problems  and  enable  students  to
          interpret the analytical results, and broad overview of statistics.

          ECON 113    Mathematics for Economics and Finance
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course aims to give first year students a quantitative foundation in mathematics for



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