Financial Technology
Total credit hours:
126
Fees per credit hour:
225 ILS
Overview
Vision
Goals
Learning outcomes
Job prospects
Overview
The Bachelor’s degree in Financial Technology (FinTech) is an interdisciplinary program that integrates financial knowledge with modern technical skills. It encompasses core subjects such as digital payments, Blockchain technology, digital currencies, financial data analytics, and tech-driven risk management systems. The program focuses on leveraging technology to innovate and advance financial services and products, preparing graduates to work in banks, financial institutions, and emerging FinTech startups.
Vision
Vision:
To be a leading program in preparing Financial Technology (FinTech) specialists capable of developing innovative digital financial solutions that fulfill the needs of the digital economy and enhance the competitiveness of the financial sector.
Mission:
To deliver high-quality education in Financial Technology to prepare qualified cadres equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to innovate digital financial solutions, drive digital transformation, meet labor market demands, and contribute to sustainable economic development.
Goals
Building upon the program’s vision and mission, the Financial Technology (FinTech) program aims to achieve a set of objectives designed to prepare graduates capable of meeting market demands and advancing the digital transformation of the financial sector:
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Preparing graduates with advanced knowledge in financial technology and modern digital tools.
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Developing the necessary skills to design, implement, and manage innovative digital financial solutions.
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Enhancing students’ capabilities in analyzing financial data and driving data-informed decisions using smart technologies.
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Cultivating qualified cadres ready to satisfy labor market needs and lead digital transformation across the financial sector.
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Promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable economic development through the strategic deployment of financial technology.
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of the program requirements, graduates are expected to be able to:
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Interpret fundamental Financial Technology concepts and applications, including digital payments, Blockchain, artificial intelligence, and digital financial systems.
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Employ modern digital tools and technologies to design, develop, and manage innovative financial solutions and services.
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Apply financial management and risk management principles within modern digital business environments.
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Analyze financial data using digital analytics tools and techniques to drive informed, data-driven decision-making.
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Communicate effectively and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams across diverse FinTech and financial environments.
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Design innovative digital financial solutions that optimize service efficiency and drive sector-wide innovation.
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Apply cybersecurity principles and data protection standards to ensure the security of digital financial transactions and systems.
Job prospects
Graduates of the Financial Technology (FinTech) program are qualified to pursue a wide range of career paths across banking institutions, financial firms, regulatory bodies, technology companies, and emerging startups.
Key positions and career paths available to graduates include:
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FinTech Analyst
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Financial Data Analyst
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Financial Digital Transformation Specialist
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E-Payments Specialist
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Digital Wallets & Digital Banking Specialist
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Digital Financial Solutions & Applications Developer
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Compliance & Regulatory Technology (RegTech) Specialist
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Digital Risk Management Specialist
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Financial Systems Cybersecurity Specialist
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Financial Product Innovation & Development Specialist
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FinTech Consultant
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FinTech Project Manager
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FinTech Entrepreneur
Admission requirements
High school GPA of 65% or higher in the Palestinian General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi), or its equivalent, across all tracks.