Methodology

METHODOLOGY: 

The programme design includes the use of specialised software to provide participants with a quality blended-learning experience. Students are provided with different tools to calculate bond prices and options and to create technical analysis models through Visual Chart. Finally, students on the Practical Course on the Stock Exchange and International Analysis will have the chance to implement the knowledge they acquire throughout the course through an internship.

Ultimately, the primary goal is to provide anyone interested in a quality course on finance with an option that is compatible with their job or university studies, with the student as the center of the process:

The fact that several sessions are face-to-face ensures the necessary interaction and feedback from professors to round out students’ learning experience. Classes consist of master classes, in which the featured professionals discuss current course-related topics.

The euro crisis, the growing influence of emerging economies, and the shift of global power are just some of the topics the professors tackle, explaining the main concepts and presenting the different theoretical tools for analysis, including practical examples.

The course also includes a real-time professional investment platform for students to practice investing with a simulated portfolio. 

As part of the programme’s methodology, each student is assigned an academic consultant responsible for monitoring his or her progress. The teaching staff and consultants will also provide students with a market forum to discuss current topics related to the financial markets in addition to recommended securities and reading. Students will also have detailed study materials, as well as numerous spread sheets, which will be saved on the virtual platform so that they can access and work with them no matter where they are.