COURSE CURRICULUM

The Finance specialization within the Bachelor of Business Administration program focuses on the effective management of financial resources, a critical factor for the success and sustainability of both private and public organizations. This specialization aims to develop students' understanding of key financial concepts, qualitative and quantitative problem-solving abilities, and sound decision-making skills. Covering both corporate and personal finance, the program prepares students for careers in finance or further academic pursuits in the field.In addition to the core BBA requirements, students must complete specific courses including Introductory Financial Accounting – Part II, Integrated Cases in Corporate Finance, Personal Finance, Entrepreneurial Finance, and International Finance. Beyond these required courses, students select any five from a range of options such as International Business, Business Law – Part II, Applied Investment Management, and several economics courses including Intermediate Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, Mathematical Economics, Economics of Sports, Managerial Economics, Financial Economics, and Public Finance. This combination provides a comprehensive understanding of financial principles and practices in both domestic and international contexts. The Finance specialization equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to analyze financial challenges, make strategic financial decisions, and contribute effectively to the financial health and growth of organizations.