The department’s curriculum comprises two main tracks: the Bachelor’s Program and the Master’s Program. Focusing on Finance × Technology × AI × Compliance × Blockchain, the programs follow a “Foundation → Skills → Integration → Practice” approach, cultivating students into FinTech professionals with interdisciplinary capabilities. Below, we introduce the course structure and learning content for each program.
Courses include Money and Banking, Investment, and Financial Markets.
Courses include Programming, Data Science, and Data Visualization.
Courses include Machine Learning, Statistical Modeling, and Business Analysis.
Courses include Smart Contracts, Virtual Asset Trading, and RegTech.
Here, you’ll learn not only finance but also technology. From programming and AI analytics to blockchain applications, we help you master the core skills of future finance, enabling you to truly deliver in the FinTech world after graduation.
Study economics, statistics, accounting, and foundational finance and technology courses to establish interdisciplinary capabilities.
Focus on financial management, data science tools, and programming to strengthen analytical and technical abilities.
Take elective courses in blockchain, AI, and business intelligence, and begin applying interdisciplinary integration.
Develop workplace skills and practical experience through corporate internships and a graduation capstone project.
Below is the complete list of required courses for the four-year program, giving you a quick overview of the core content for each year. For course credits, semester offerings, and detailed planning, please download the PDF.
Required Courses:
Chinese Literature Appreciation & Composition I, II
Freshman English I, II
Programming
Introduction to Data Science
Economics
Statistics
Accounting
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Introduction to Finance & Professional Ethics
Calculus
Internet & Social Media Applications
General Education Courses (multiple)
Physical Education I–II
Year 1 Focus: Build a foundation in Finance × Programming × AI × Mathematics × General Knowledge
Required Courses:
Sophomore English III, IV
AI Fundamentals & Applications I
Introduction to Databases & Applications
Civil Law
Investments & Data Analysis
Financial Management & Database
Commercial Law
Principles & Practice of Financial Product Design
Financial Markets
Sustainable Finance & Climate Technology I
Sustainable Finance & Climate Technology II
General Education Courses
Physical Education III–IV
Recommended Electives (Highly Suggested by Department):
E-Commerce & Entrepreneurship (Cross-Disciplinary Skills)
Year 2 Focus: Core Finance Skills × Legal Foundation × AI & Database Skills
Required Courses:
FinTech Workshop I, II
Data Mining Theory & Practice
FinTech & Financial Regulation
Business Intelligence Applications
Digital Marketing & Data Visualization in Finance
Inclusive & Microfinance
Big Data Analysis Theory & Practice
Open Data Innovative Applications (AI)
Financial Institution Risk Management
Insurance Law & InsurTech
Securities & Exchange Law
Money Market Regulation & Trend Analysis
Recommended Electives (FinTech Focus):
IoT Applications
Web Programming
Dynamic Web Programming
Year 3 Focus: FinTech Practical Skills × Data Analysis × Compliance × Industry Applications
Required Courses:
FinTech Capstone Project
Departmental Thesis/Project (if applicable)
Industry Internship I
Industry Internship II
Year 4 Focus: Capstone × Internship × Career Readiness
In addition to the department’s required and elective courses, students can choose from three interdisciplinary credit tracks based on their interests. By focusing on specialized course combinations, they can strengthen professional skills and shape their own FinTech career path.
Emphasizes financial products, financial analysis, and management skills; suitable for students aiming for digital finance and financial markets.
Focuses on financial regulation, RegTech, consumer protection, and anti-money laundering.
Covers technical skills such as AI, data science, blockchain, cloud computing, and programming languages.
The department offers minor courses to help non-majors gain foundational FinTech skills.
Content covers finance fundamentals, introductory technology, data analytics, and regulatory technology.
The master’s program focuses on FinTech research and interdisciplinary applications. Courses cover financial supervision, AI technology applications, and digital finance practice. Through capstone projects or thesis work, students develop research skills and professional depth, preparing them as advanced-level professionals.
Required: 3 courses (Research Methods, Project I, Project II)
Electives: At least 24 credits (according to department regulations)
Complete a thesis or capstone project presentation
Strengthen research skills, thesis writing, data analysis, and FinTech research methodologies.
Practice-oriented courses focusing on problem definition, research planning, and data collection.
Continuation from the previous semester: presentation of results, thesis writing, and department project exhibitions.
Introduction to FinTech
FinTech Innovation & Entrepreneurship
FinTech Trends
FinTech & Financial Supervision
AI Applications in FinTech
Introduction to Big Data Analytics
Machine Learning Applications
Financial Regulations
FinTech Law
RegTech Practices
AML & Risk Identification
Data Mining
Data Visualization
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Information Security & Management
Blockchain Fundamentals
Blockchain & Smart Contracts
Digital Asset Management
Introduction to Sustainable Finance
Green Finance & Risk Management
Financial Markets & Institutions
Financial Engineering & Innovative Products
Financial Risk Management
Research in Consumer Finance
FinTech Case Studies
Advanced Research Topics
| FinTech Application Bachelor Degree Program Curriculum | |
| Academic Year 114 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 112 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 111 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 110 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 109 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 108 Curriculum | Download |
| Academic Year 107 Curriculum | Download |
| Minor Courses | |
| Minor Program Document | Download |
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| Academic Year 110 Curriculum | Download |
| Track Program | |
| Academic Year 110 Curriculum | Download |
| Track Program | |
| Academic Year 110 Curriculum | Download |
After reviewing the curriculum structure, you can further explore the program’s professional focus, practical course pathways, and information on completing your studies and planning for future development.
