Program overview
Investment studies is essentially about figuring out "how to make money work smarter." You'll learn how to analyze financial products like stocks, bonds, and funds, how to evaluate whether a company is worth investing in, and how to use mathematical models to predict market trends. Core courses include Securities Investment, Corporate Finance, Investment Banking Practice, Risk Management, Quantitative Investing, etc. If you're sensitive to numbers, enjoy studying market dynamics, and don't mind math and programming, this major will suit you well. Chinese universities have invested heavily in quantitative investing and fintech, with many schools offering simulated trading labs and even partnering with brokerages for practical training. The financial hub status of Shanghai and Shenzhen also provides abundant internship opportunities—you can experience the real battlefield at financial institutions in Lujiazui or Futian while still studying.