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Department of Finance
Key Points of the Department
POINT1
Learn about finance in a specialized field, from the basics to cutting-edge fields
Our university is the first private university to establish Department of Finance. In this department, students learn a wide range of subjects, from the basics of finance, such as how finance works and how interest rates and stock prices are determined, to the field of financial engineering, which creates new financial products.
POINT 2
Acquire the basics of finance through the department's unique method
In the "Liberal Arts Seminar" taken in the first semester of the first year, students will master the basics of finance over a six-month period using textbooks written by professors from the university. These textbooks have been edited to provide a systematic understanding of the knowledge necessary to study the subjects offered in Department of Finance.
POINT3
Reach the ability to pass the first level securities analyst exam
By taking a wide range of courses in Department of Finance, you will be able to pass the first level Securities Analyst exam. In the "Securities Analyst" course, you will study in small classes to prepare for the three subjects required in the exam: "Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management," "Financial Analysis," and "Economics."
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Department Features and Curriculum
In addition to learning the fundamentals of economics from a financial perspective, students will also gain in-depth knowledge of practical finance theories and financial systems.
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Class Introduction
We introduce the classes offered by Department of Finance. Find out what you want to know and learn.
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Seminar Introduction
We introduce the classes offered by Department of Finance. Find out what you want to know and learn.
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Learning in Department of Finance Seminar
The seminar contents are explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
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Musashi campus life
Current students talk about their faculties, departments, seminars, and the future. Learn about the real Department of Finance only current students can tell you.