This training is part of the LMD system aimed at empowering students to:

• Master the field of economics.
• Control and master the concepts and tools of economic analysis related to the banking and monetary field.
• Prepare students for roles and tasks related to the banking and monetary field.

This training also aims to develop students' individual skills in terms of:

• Developing initiative and responsibility.
• Analyzing and anticipating the future economic environment and preparing for it.
• The ability to apply economic concepts.
• Increased focus on connecting pedagogical aspects with practical aspects.
• Adaptation to the requirements of the job market.
• Understanding the mechanisms and logic of the financial and banking system.

This training takes place in a context marked by the reform of the banking and financial sector and its opening to private initiative, thus creating a competitive environment.

The degree obtained in this specialization includes a multitude of knowledge related to the environment of banking institutions, whether they are public or private. This degree allows the student to:

• Acquire fundamental knowledge generally related to economics, computer science, and various tools of auditing and organizational control through the philosophy of these tools and their practical applications.
• Have the opportunity to pursue studies at the master's and doctoral levels or engage in professions related to these fields, whether in terms of knowledge transfer or implementation.

In addition, holders of this degree are widely linked to economic domains oriented towards the following:

• The ability to apply theoretical scientific concepts to real-life situations.
• The ability to develop policies and work programs for various banking institutions to provide suitable economic programs.
• The acquisition of skills for a quick response to societal needs.

Regional and National Employment Capacities:
Students can obtain more than one employment opportunity through this offer:

• In higher education by continuing their studies at the master's and doctoral levels.
• Working in various training institutions.
• Working in public and private banks.
• Working in consulting firms and economic research companies.
• Participating in research organizations.

Bridges to Other Specializations:
Students in economics, commerce, and management sciences can specialize in monetary and banking economics through the following core paths:

• Economic analysis and forecasting, economics and enterprise management, etc.

Students can also pursue their studies at the master's level in one of the following specializations:

• Financial markets and banking.
• Stock exchange and banking institutions.

Efficiency Indicators for Continuous Training:

• Hourly volume completed in each module.
• Hourly volume completed in each teaching unit.
• Progress rate in program coverage.
• Total credits obtained in each semester.
• Focus on essential teaching units.
• Focus on students' personal work.
• Calculation of the number of credits obtained by the student.
• Partial exams and continuous evaluation.
• Monitoring of students' personal work and their commitment to personal efforts.
• Preparation of an internship report.