FIUC, GISI partner to build relevant skills for financial services industry
FANAKA International University College (FIUC) and the Ghana Investment and Securities Institute (GISI) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to align the university’s Master of Science (MSc) in Finance programme with professional standards and equip graduates with skills relevant to the financial services industry. The partnership is expected to provide students with a pathway … The…
The Ghana Investment and Securities Institute (GISI) and Fanaka International University College (FIUC) have formed a partnership to ensure the Master of Science (MSc) in Finance program at FIUC aligns with professional standards and equips graduates with skills relevant to the financial services industry. This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aims to prepare students for statutory licensing, international professional qualifications, and current developments in the financial markets.
Professor Samuel Agyei-Ampomah, Rector of FIUC, emphasized that the partnership will bridge the gap between academic training and industry requirements, preparing students to meet employers' demands. The collaboration with GISI, which includes a connection to the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) in the United Kingdom, will create opportunities for international professional development and exposure to an international network of professional qualifications.
GISI CEO Alexander Williams highlighted that the agreement will strengthen the link between academia and industry, integrating professional practice into academic training, and open up international career opportunities for finance students. The Council Chair of FIUC, Prof. Kwesi Aning, described the partnership as a significant milestone, indicating a shift towards a market-oriented model that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical industry requirements.
The university is committed to providing necessary support, resources, and governance structures to ensure the successful implementation of the agreement.
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