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Preamble The programme, Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDFM), was started in response to a request by Central Banks in Kenya and the region to have in place a postgraduate course in financial management. It is offered in collaboration with Moi University. One of the main functions of the department is to prepare students in economic management and policy analysis. The purpose of this programme is to provide an opportunity for participants who would wish to pursue or strengthen their careers in financial management. The programme covers a wide range of courses drawn from various areas in economics and finance. It meets the demands of both finance and non-finance managers. Admission Requirements: A candidate must satisfy any of the following minimum requirements in addition to specific programme requirements: Either a) Holders of a degree of Moi University in Economics, Business Management or any other recognized University or b) Holders of qualifications considered by Senate to be equivalent to a University degree Programme Objectives: The board objectives of the PGDFM programme is to provide a solid Foundation, for the participants, in the area of Financial management. At the end of this programme, participants will be able to among others to: a) To acquire in depth knowledge in financial management. b) o give opportunity for higher degree studies in the area of financial management Target Audience This programme targets those working or intending to work in finance departments banks, private equity houses, insurance companies, asset management institutions and government institutions but may or may not be having requisite economic and business background Progranne Duration The programme will be taken on full day/evening or part-time mode over a period of 10 months or three 14 week semesters. Unit Codes and TitleSemester 1 | ECO 701: Applied Microeconomics | ECO 702: Applied Macroeconomics | ECO 703: Quantitative Methods | ECO 704: Financial and Management Accounting | Semester 2 | ECO 705: Management Theory and Practice | ECO 706: Commercial Law | Any 2 of the following as advised | ECO 707: Portfolio Management and Derivatives | ECO 708: Corporate Finance | ECO 709: Macroeconomic Policy arid Stabilization Programs | ECO: 710: Bank Financial Management | ECO 711: Credit Management | ECO 712: Fund Management and Trusteeship | ECO 713: Corporate Culture and Ethics | ECO 714: Taxation in Theory and Practice | Semester 3 | Core Units | ECO 715: Research Project & Paper | Any 3 of the following as advised | ECO 716: Exchange Rates and International Finance | ECO 717: Operational Supervision and Inspection | ECO 718: Development Finance | ECO 719: International Trade and Finance | ECO 720: Securities and Investment Analysis | ECO 721: Monetary and Financial Systems |
The PGDFM course application form is here.
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