Internship Course for Banking and Finance Students

As part of the Banking and Finance undergraduate curriculum, a credit-bearing elective internship course has been introduced to bridge academic learning with real-world professional experience.

Course Objective

The internship course aims to provide students with hands-on exposure to the financial sector, enabling them to apply theoretical knowledge gained in courses such as financial markets, banking operations, and investment analysis to practical settings. Through this experience, students develop professional competence, analytical thinking, and decision-making skills essential for a successful career in finance.

Scope and Duration

Students have the opportunity to complete their internship in banks, brokerage firms, and the finance departments of public or private sector institutions. The internship spans 20 working days, during which students engage in day-to-day financial operations, data analysis, and project-based assignments under professional supervision.

Career and Learning Outcomes

The internship serves as a vital career-building component that helps students:

• Understand the internal functioning and dynamics of financial institutions

• Gain practical experience in banking, capital markets, and corporate finance

• Develop teamwork, communication, and professional ethics in real business environments

• Strengthen their CVs and improve employability prospects after graduation

• Establish professional networks within the finance and banking industry

By integrating academic knowledge with workplace experience, this course supports students in becoming well-prepared, competitive, and adaptable professionals ready to contribute to the evolving global financial system.