The module aims to introduce students to the modern theory and practice of financial health and wellness. The focus is on the financial sustainability of individuals, although the concept of financial health can be extended from individuals to general business, or even to the whole financial sectors or economies. It involves discussions about financial evaluation activities, project evaluation, financial goal setting, estate and retirement planning, and financial analysis of financial products.
A Understand the main themes of modern concepts, theory and practice of financial health and wellness; B Apply the tools and techniques of analyzing financing needs and investment opportunities for financial health considerations; C Iinterpret and critically examine financial health and wellness issues and controversies.
Based on the philosophy of Syntegrative Education, the teaching sessions are interactive. This module is delivered through a combination of lectures and tutorials over a period of six weeks. In lectures, students are introduced to the core principles, major methodology, and common topics and issues in the area of financial health and wellness. Seminars are given as a platform to address any specific question or issue from individual students, and in addition, discuss some cases of financial health and wellness. This delivery pattern provides space for students to concentrate on completing the problem-based and project-oriented assessments.