The MBAe helps the executives to enhance their theoretical and practical knowledge in the perspective of gaining new tools for the understanding of the most recent financial models and the advancements in the risk management field. Most of the curriculum courses are based on a theoretical grounding to which computerized applications, such as simulations, are added.
The MBAe program centers at some pivotal pillars, such as profitability, risk, the new financial instruments and contracts, alongside with the techniques of the portfolio management and the recommendations on banking laws and supervision (Basle 2).

The job opportunities that this MBAe offers are genuinely numerous. The students attending
the course can improve their career by gaining the position of the head of the financial or
accounting department, the head of the department for risk management, portfolio manager,
trader, actuary, listing sponsor, financial analyst, pundit in Basle 2, financial engineer, etc.
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The people who are eligible for the program are those having a B.A. (or a Master) in finance,
economics, economics, statistics and econometrics, financial engineer, or any equivalent
diploma. It is preferable, but not compulsory, however, that the candidate has at least two
years of professional experience.

The candidates who successfully get the required marks and submit their dissertations (thèses professionnelles), will obtain two diplomas: a Tunisian diploma and a French public diploma (from Université de Cergy Pontoise, a public university).

The timing of the curriculum spans over 18 months. During this span, the candidate attends theoretical and practical courses amounting to nearly 300 hours. Afterwards, a professional dissertation (called thèse professionnelle) is performed. The latter second half of the MBA is also devoted to some computerized and real-world applications.