Fintech for Financial Transactions
Further education / Business
This course is designed to immerse you in the transformative world of financial technology and equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and lead in the rapidly evolving financial landscape.
- Price
75 € + 0% VAT - Delivery method
Hybrid (on-campus and online) - Language
English - Scope
5 ECTS - Course dates
- Last application date
- Entry requirements
A bachelor degree and at least two years work experience gained after completing the higher education degree. The "FinTech in the
past, present, and future" course completed.
About the course:
Throughout this study unit, you will focus on building several key competencies:
- Digital Transformation Expertise: Understand how the digital revolution is reshaping the business environment.
- Technological Comparison Skills: Analyze the distinctions between traditional banking institutions and emerging financial transaction technologies.
- Knowledge of Blockchain and Digital Currencies: Explore the foundational concepts of digital currencies, blockchain technology, and smart contracts.
By the end of this course, you will:
- Be able to discuss innovative business models and activities driven by legislative changes and technological advancements.
- Understand the differences between fiat currencies and blockchain-based cryptocurrencies, along with their implications for the global economy.
- Gain awareness of global trends influencing the FinTech ecosystem, from regulatory shifts to technological innovations.
- Comprehend the opportunities smart contracts offer for fostering financial inclusion and enabling new business ventures.
- Develop advanced presentation skills and adopt a polished and respectful communication style, both written and spoken.
- Cultivate cultural sensitivity and adaptability in diverse communication and professional contexts.
Course calender
- April 3, at 16.30-20.00
- April 4, at 16.30-20.00
- April 5, at 9.30-16.00
- April 24, at 16.30-20.00
- April 25 at 16.30-20.00
- April 26, at 9.30-16.00
Contact us about the course
Christa Tigerstedt
Principal Lecturer in Business Administration