The curriculum of the Department of Financial Technology Applications focuses on interdisciplinary integration of Finance × Technology × Regulations × Practical Application. Based on industry needs and students’ development goals, the program designs clear professional tracks to help students progressively build core competencies during their studies and smoothly connect to further education or career opportunities.
The department’s professional tracks are not rigid streams. Instead, a modular curriculum allows students to build a solid foundation first and then flexibly deepen their expertise according to their interests and goals.
This specialization focuses on the digitalization of financial services and technological innovation, equipping students to understand financial market operations and apply technology tools to solve practical problems.
Course content includes digital finance concepts, financial data analysis, mobile payments, intelligent investment, financial information systems, and related applied projects. Students will learn how to integrate technology into traditional financial processes and understand FinTech applications in banking, securities, insurance, and startup industries.
The development of FinTech must be grounded in regulatory and supervisory frameworks. This specialization cultivates students’ understanding of the interaction between financial regulations, supervisory systems, and technology.
Course content includes financial regulations, RegTech, risk management, compliance technology applications, and financial ethics. Students will learn how to leverage technology to improve compliance efficiency in financial institutions and understand how policies and regulations influence financial innovation.
The program emphasizes both theory and practice. Through project-based work, industry collaborations, and practical courses, students develop the ability to integrate knowledge from different disciplines and solve real-world problems.
Students will have opportunities to participate in cross-disciplinary projects, corporate collaboration initiatives, and practical courses, applying their knowledge of finance, technology, and regulations to case analyses and project outcomes.
The program does not require students to choose a single specialized track. Instead, through curriculum planning and the learning map, students are guided to gradually explore their interests, build skills, and flexibly adjust their course path according to personal goals.
Through a comprehensive learning design, students can cultivate multiple areas of expertise simultaneously, laying a solid foundation for future graduate studies, employment, or cross-disciplinary development.
After understanding the professional fields, the next step is to consider how these areas are integrated into the four-year learning journey, as well as the actual course sequence and graduation requirements.
