FMI Program

Admission Requirements for the FMI Program

Admission Requirements for the Financial Markets and Institutions (FMI) Program:

The rules issued by the Supreme Council of Universities, the University Council, and the Faculty Council outline several conditions for admission to the Financial Markets and Institutions (FMI) Program, which are:

  1. The student must have obtained a high school diploma in the same academic year of admission.
  2. The student must be accepted into the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration (regular track) through the central admissions office (Tansik) in the same year of application. It is important to note that the faculty does not accept distance learning students into the program.
  3. The minimum English language grade required for admission will be determined based on university admission indicators and coordination, in a manner appropriate to the current phase, ensuring fairness for all students.
  4. Students holding an English Secondary School Certificate (IGCSE) must have at least a grade of "C" in the English language subject.
  5. Students holding an American High School Diploma must have at least a grade of "C" in the English language subject.
  6. Preference for student admission will be based on the total score approved by the Supreme Council of Universities, calculated as the total score of the student’s high school grades plus their English language grade, along with any advanced level English subject scores if applicable.
  7. Priority will be given to students nominated directly by the Tansik office for the faculty. Transfer students from other universities may be admitted if there are available spaces, following the same criteria, within the remaining capacity of the previous admission phase.
  8. The Faculty Council will issue a decision, approved by the University President, confirming the admission results for the Financial Markets and Institutions (FMI) Program. Students included in this decision will be considered officially accepted. The list of admitted students will be announced both at the faculty premises and on the faculty’s official website.
  9. Accepted students must visit the program's headquarters in Zamalek during the announced times to complete their enrollment procedures.
  10. During the registration period, accepted students are required to visit the program's headquarters in Zamalek to select the courses they will be studying, under the guidance of an academic advisor, and complete their course registration and tuition fee payment.
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Procedures for applying for admission to the FMI program

The student or their representative must purchase the application file from the FMI Admissions Committee.

  1. Complete the attached enrollment form.
  2. Submit a written declaration confirming the accuracy of the data, information, and documents provided.
  3. Attach the required documents as specified in the application form.
  4. The Admissions Committee will review the file and annotate it accordingly.
  5. The student will receive a submission receipt and a serial number.
  6. After the application period closes, applicants will undergo internal coordination based on the previously stated conditions.

Required Documents in Case of Acceptance:

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  1. The printed student nomination card from the internet, indicating that the student is nominated to the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration – Helwan University.
  2. Original high school certificate + a copy of it.
  3. Original recent birth certificate.
  4. 10 passport-sized photographs.
  5. A copy of the student’s national ID card.
  6. A copy of the guardian’s national ID card.
  7. Military service form (Form 2 Gend) for male students.
  8. A signed declaration confirming the accuracy of the provided information and a commitment to paying the required tuition fees.
  9. Medical examination form (after the student is nominated for admission, they are not officially enrolled until they undergo a medical examination at the university's medical administration).

Medical Examination

After nominating the student for admission to the college, the student is not considered enrolled in the college until after conducting a medical examination at the medical administration at the university, paying the prescribed tuition fees, and obtaining the university card.
The student obtains a medical examination form approved by the Student Affairs Department and goes to the medical administration of the college to conduct the necessary medical examinations, on the dates specified for the college, where the medical examination proves that he is free of infectious diseases and his health suitability to continue studying.

Fields of Work and Specialized Programs

The program grants a bachelor's degree in one of the unique disciplines enjoyed by the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, which is the specialization of markets and financial establishment. Graduates of the FMI program are eligible for many different job opportunities in local, regional and international labour markets. The qualification obtained by the student in the program may not only qualify him for a job in the following areas, but also become a distinguished expert and a skilled leader in the future. For example, a graduate of the programme has opportunities to work in the following areas: - Banks and banks. - Insurance companies.. - Securities brokerage companies.. - Portfolio Management.. - Financial and technical analysis.. Advisory offices and expert houses specializing in finance, investment and asset valuation and companies. Financial departments of various companies and economic, commercial, service, agricultural, industrial and health institutions... etc.

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Study System

This program is the foundation for the development of university education in Egypt and reflects a new vision and philosophy in higher and university education and specializes in financial sciences, markets and financial institutions through the following:
1. The program study depends on the credit hours system.
2. The school year is divided into two classrooms and a summer semester can be added.
3. Certified clock is the unit of measurement used.
4. A bachelor's degree requires a student to successfully pass one hundred and twenty-nine (129) credits over at least eight classrooms - not including summer classes - divided into four levels of study.
5. The student prepares a graduation project (calculated at six credit hours) in one of the fields of specialization in the financial sector.
6. Students graduate in the program in two semesters each year (May/June and January/February) and no students are allowed to graduate in the summer semester.
7. A student shall not be permitted to register any course of study until he has passed the requirements preceding this course if they exist.
8. Prior to the beginning of each semester - on the dates announced - the student shall register the courses of his or her choice.
9. Minimum hours approved for registration per semester (9) hours, maximum (18) hours. These thresholds may be exceeded only in cases of graduation and with the programme's supervisor's approval.
10. After completing the registration procedures, the student is allowed, in coordination with the student's academic guide through specific forms and procedures, to:
- The addition of one or more courses within two weeks of the start of the study.
- Delete one or more decisions within four weeks of the start of the study.
- The student may withdraw from one or more courses within 8 weeks of the commencement of the study so that the number of hours registered for the student is not less than the minimum enrolment in one semester (9 credits). In this case, the student shall not be considered as a perpetrator of the courses from which he withdrew and shall be counted as "withdrawn" only.
- If the applicant withdraws from one or more courses after the specified period, he/she shall be deemed to have a "deposit" rating in the courses from which he/she withdrew.
- Entrance to the final examination requires a attendance rate of not less than 75% of the lectures in each course. If the student's absenteeism rate exceeds - without an admissible excuse - in one course 25%, the College Council shall deny him access to the final examination and is given a degree "Zero" in the final test score of the Rapporteur.
- If the student makes a compulsory excuse accepted by the College Council for not attending the final examination of any course within two days of the examination, he shall be deemed "incomplete" in this course, provided that he has not been denied access to the final examination.
- In this case, a student with an "incomplete" rating shall have the opportunity to take the examination in this course no later than one month after the beginning of the following semester. The student's final grade is calculated on the basis of the grade obtained in the final examination plus the grade previously obtained in the quarterly work.

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