Module code: TRAX50
ECTS Credit Points: 20
Module Type: Compulsory
Year: 1st
Language: Greek
Module general description: The purpose of this module is to help the student understand how basic concepts and techniques of corporate finance, investment evaluation and asset composition and management are applied in the management of banks, companies, and organizations.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
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Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this module.
Module code: TRAX51
ECTS Credit Points: 20
Module Type: Compulsory
Year: 1st
Language: Greek
Module general description: This module aims to help the student comprehend the importance of accounting information within the Banking sector. Furthermore, it offers the necessary knowledge to those who work or are going to work in accounting and financial services of banks, companies and organizations to successfully perform their task.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
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Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this module.
Module code: TRAX60
ECTS Credit Points: 20
Module Type: Compulsory
Year: 1st
Language: Greek
Module general description: The purpose of this module is to introduce the student to the financial operation of banks and forms of bank financing, as well as to the risk management faced by financial institutions, with particular emphasis on modern methods of risk evaluation and predicting product volatility.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
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Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this module.
Module Code: TRAX61
ECTS Credit Points: 20
Module Type: Compulsory
Year: 2nd
Language: Greek
Module general description: This module aims to help the student understand the use of technology-enabled innovation in financial services that could result in new business models, applications, processes or products with an associated material effect on the provision of financial services.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
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Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this module.
Module Code: TRAXDE
ECTS Credit Points: 40
Module Type: Compulsory
Year: 2nd
Language: Greek
Learning Outcomes: The Dissertation is meant to combine and utilize the knowledge students have acquired over the course of their studies.
Course Content: The Postgraduate Dissertation is based on a proposal submitted by the students which is approved by the Programme Director. The research for the elaboration of the dissertation must have certain basic characteristics and must fulfil a number of prerequisites. A dissertation should have scientific originality and/or contributing new knowledge to the topic examined. The dissertation content must create the ability to positively affect future research within that particular research area and may enrich the knowledge of the author to enable the attainment of professional goals. A dissertation topic usually combines four interacting factors, namely the research area, the business sector in which the dissertation is positioned, the dissertation classification and the most common methodology/tools employed. The research area can be: Corporate Finance, International Finance, Accounting, Investment Analysis/Portfolio Management, Bank Management, Financial Technology, etc. The dissertation may fall to one of the following classification categories: Business data analysis, Case Study, Comparative study, Literature based survey, Quantitative application/ study, Sectoral study or Theoretical framework development. The Dissertation may refer to a specific business sector. The methodology can be: Literature review/scholarship, Primary research or Secondary Research. The methodological tools that are utilized for the completion of the dissertation are: Comparative analysis, Critical review of the literature, Descriptive statistics, Econometric analysis, Inferential statistics, Operational Research/Management Science (OR/MS) or Time series analysis. A typical Dissertation structure includes an introductory chapter, a chapter of literature review and international experience, a methodological part and a conclusive chapter.
General Regulation for Preparing Graduate Dissertations in PC with an annual Module Correspondence
For more information regarding the Specifications – Useful Material for writing Master’s Theses and uploading a Thesis at the H.O.U. Repository, you can go to the Digital Training Area http://study.eap.gr and especially to the Program of Studies section.
Prerequisites: The presentation of the Postgraduate Dissertation takes place after the successful completion of the program’s Course Modules.