Cert in Financial Management is a certificate in Finance, Banking & Insurance programme taught at Université de Sherbrooke in Sherbrooke, Canada.
At a glance
Degree:Certificate
Field:Finance, Banking & Insurance
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Program details
Overview
This Certificate in Financial Management is a 30-credit, part-time undergraduate program offered at the Université de Sherbrooke's École de gestion, with admission in the fall, winter and summer terms at the Sherbrooke and Longueuil campuses. Coursework is drawn mainly from a block of finance electives covering financial decision analysis, securities, advanced financial management, practical aspects of financing, derivative instruments, bond markets, business valuation, international finance, financial institution management, mergers and acquisitions, portfolio management, and personal financial planning. Up to 9 remaining credits may be drawn from other first-cycle business courses with the program director's approval. The certificate builds focused finance competencies and its credits can also count toward the requirements of the Bachelor of Business Administration (B.A.A.). Admission requires at least one college-level mathematics course in differential calculus, linear algebra, integral calculus, or a related quantitative subject, completed before the program begins. The program is not open to admission for international students.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must have passed the first-cycle microprogram in introductory economics or management, or hold any university diploma of at least 12 credits; alternatively, a Quebec DEC or its equivalent for study completed outside Quebec is accepted. Before starting the program, applicants must also have passed at least one college-level mathematics course coded 201 or 360 (differential calculus, linear algebra and vector geometry, integral calculus, probability and statistics, or quantitative analysis in the humanities) or an equivalent; completing both differential calculus (201-103 or 201-SH2) and linear algebra and vector geometry (201-105 or 201-SH4) is recommended. The program is offered under a part-time regular course of study and is not open to admission for international students.