The Capital Markets (Thesis) (Turkish) program aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of financial markets, investment tools, and analytical techniques used to evaluate and develop investment strategies. The program focuses on teaching students how to handle financial challenges, analyze financial data, and manage risks.
Key Features of the Program:
Curriculum: Includes studies on topics such as financial market analysis, investment management, financial derivatives, valuation of stocks and bonds, and corporate finance. The program also covers financial data analysis and quantitative analysis tools.
Objectives: To train students to conduct advanced research in the field of capital markets and develop their skills in analyzing and evaluating investment strategies. The program requires students to prepare a thesis on a specialized topic in financial markets, enhancing their research and in-depth analytical skills.
Duration: Typically lasts about two years, including theoretical study and applied research to prepare the thesis.
Career Opportunities: Graduates can work as financial analysts, investment advisors, risk managers, or in administrative positions within financial institutions, banks, and investment firms. Possible job roles also include financial research and development of investment strategies.