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Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya

Faculty : Business and Accountancy
Department : Finance and Banking
Programme of Study : Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Accounting
Course Code : CBEB1108
Course Title : Managerial Economics 2
Credit Hours : 3
Course Prerequisite(s) / None
Minimum Requirement(s) :
Learning Outcomes : At the end this course, students should be able to:
1. Identify the discipline of macroeconomics and, using an approach
combining theory, graphs and practical applications.
2. Identify the basic principles of macroeconomics such as the
relationship between economic sectors and the workings of the overall
economy using Malaysian examples.
3. Explain how the government uses various policies such fiscal or
monetary in solving economic problems of the nation.
4. Apply basic models of income determination for an open and closed
economy, and theories explaining the relationship between government
expenditure and taxes.
5. Analyze macroeconomics concepts such as growth, unemployment,
inflation, and be able to explain the ways in which the federal
government and the central bank can influence the economy and the
markets through fiscal and monetary policies.
6. Determine the factors that affect government’s fiscal and monetary
policies as well as the differences between Classical and Keynesian
approaches.
Synopsis of Course Contents : This course will expose students to macroeconomic issues and problems
and concepts of basic measurements and calculation of a country’s
economic progress. Students will also be exposed to basic models of
income determination for an open and closed economy, and theories
explaining the relationship between government expenditure and taxes.
Assessment : Continuous Assessment: 50%
Final Examination : 50%

Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya

Faculty : Business and Accountancy
Department : Business Policy and Strategy
Programme of Study : Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Accounting
Course Code : CBEB2322
Course Title : Legal Aspects of Banking
Credit Hours : 3
Course Pre-requisite(s) /
Minimum Requirement(s) : None
Learning Outcomes : At the end of this course, students should be able to:
1. Discuss the fundamental principles relating to the legal relationship,
the duties and liabilities of the banker and customer.
2. Explain the legal principles of lending and the concept of letter of
credit.
3. Differentiate the conventional and Islamic banking in Malaysia.
4. Discuss recent legal developments relating to the banking industry in
Malaysia.
5. Analyse and suggest alternative solutions to a given banking problem.
Synopsis of Course Contents : This course will cover the history and development of the banking system
in Malaysia and the role of the Bank Negara Malaysia, the relationship
between banker and customer, the types of account holder, negotiable
instruments and cheques. This course will also discuss the principles
and products of Islamic banking, banker’s securities and letters of credit.
Last but not least, there will be discussion on the recent legal developments
relating to the banking industry.
Assessment : Continuous Assessment: 50%
Final Examination : 50%

College of Graduate Study in Management at Khon Kaen University

Facilities & Support Services

Academic and Administrative Services

The Sunthorn-Araya Arunanonchai building is the home for CGSM. Its name is devoted to honor Mr. Sunthorn and Mrs. Araya Arunanonchai who donated more than 39 million Baht for the construction of such building which is well equipped with state - of - the art audiovisual equipment and facilities to ensure the high quality of teaching and learning environment. Moreover, CGSM library and computer center facilities will support the students to ensure their Internet access and self-learning opportunity.

MBA students can also enjoy the privilege access to all the university’s facilities; Library Services, Computer Services, Training, International student Service, Accommodations, Sport facilities, Bank, Post Office , and Commercial Complex.

STUDY EXPENSES
Admission fee: 300,000 yen
Annual Tuition:
MBA Program (Two year program): 1,900,000 yen
E-Business Management Program (One year program): 2,200,000 yen

Monthly Living expenses (rough estimate):
Single Dormitory with Bath: 32,000 yen
Utilities: 5,000 - 7,000 yen
Educational Materials: 20,000 - 30,000 yen
Meals in the school cafeteria: 35,000 - 40,000 yen

Please note that the living expense estimate shows minimum costs. Actual living cost will depend on the student’s life style.

FINANCIAL AID
Several scholarships are available through IUJ for highly qualified non-sponsored students.
IUJ selects scholarship candidates from the pool of successful applicants.

For Japanese Applicants:
IUJ offers scholarships and a loan program for Japanese applicants. Those who would like to apply for this scholarship should fill out the “Scholarship Application for Japanese Applicants” and it should be enclosed in your application package with all other admission application documents.
For more details, please refer to the IUJ Financial Aid Guidelines for Japanese applicants.

For Non-Japanese Applicants:
IUJ grants IUJ scholarships to qualified non-Japanese applicants. All-non Japanese applicants are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Applicants can also apply for scholarship programs provided by outside organizations such as ADB (Asian Development Bank), IDB (Inter-American Development Bank), MIF (The Matsushita International Foundation) and AEON (AEON 1% Club), if they qualify for such scholarship programs. To be considered for the above mentioned scholarships, a completed Application For IUJ Scholarship for Non-Japanese Applicants should be enclosed in your application package with all other admission application documents. If you are an online application user, please apply for the scholarship online by filling out the “Scholarship” section.
For more details, please refer to the IUJ Scholarship Guidelines for Non-Japanese Applicants.

Since the number of scholarships is very limited, applicants are strongly encouraged to seek sources of funding by themselves instead of relying solely upon the possibility of obtaining a scholarship or other financial assistance through IUJ.
Financial planning is especially important for non-Japanese applicants because to obtain a visa or certificate of eligibility, they will be required to prove to the consular officer and the Japanese Ministry of Justice that they have sufficient funds to cover expenses for study in Japan, such as the university’s tuition and fees and living expenses (housing, food, clothing, etc.)
NOTES:

- Application for scholarship does not affect IUJ’s consideration of a student’s application for admission.
- If you do not submit a scholarship application, you will not be considered for a scholarship.
- Deadlines for scholarship applications are the same as admission application deadlines.

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Candidates for IDB scholarship and MIF scholarships are selected from the pool of successful applicants from the 1st overseas intake. So those who wish to receive a scholarship either from IDB or MIF need to submit a complete application for admission, including the “Application For IUJScholarship” by the 1st application deadline.
- Priority for selection of candidates for ADB scholarships will be given to the pool of successful applicants from the 1st overseas intake. So those who wish to receive an ADB scholarship are highly recommended to submit the complete application for admission, including the �gApplication For IUJ Scholarship�h by the 1st overseas application deadline.
- Students may have chances to apply for some scholarships to cover partial living expenses after enrollmen. There no chance to apply for financial aid to cover tuition after entering IUJ.

MFIN7008
Mathematical Techniques of Finance II
6
Carverhill, A.P.
General Information
This course further develops the course Mathematical Techniques of Finance I, and applies them to practical market situations. In particular, we analyze recent equity basket structures, and commodity spread options. Also, we will analyze the smile effect in equity options, and study how to apply the Monte Carlo method to valuing American options. Also, we will study some advanced fixed income models and related market instruments.
Extra Information
Equivalent to MFIN6010 Numerical Methods

Prerequisites:
1. Mathematical Techniques of Finance I; and
2. Fixed Income Securities and Interest Rate Modelling
MFIN7013
Seminar in Commercial Banking and Real Estate Financing
6
Tse, Maurice KS
General Information
This course covers bank management techniques that include asset and liability management, liquidity and reserve management, credit analysis, loan pricing and off-balance-sheet banking, as well as regulatory issues of commercial banks. It also discusses issues related to mortgage loan products and how real estate risks may affect the market value of mortgages.