COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Business in Finance provides students with a comprehensive foundation in business, finance, analytics, and ethical decision-making. First-year foundation subjects introduce students to accounting principles, including the preparation and evaluation of financial and non-financial reports, double-entry bookkeeping, and financial statement analysis, alongside ethical and responsible business practices addressing globalization, technology, sustainability, labor, human rights, and anti-corruption. Quantitative techniques and computer-based models support informed business decision-making, while finance modules cover corporate and personal finance, financial planning, and the time value of money. Economics courses focus on macroeconomic and microeconomic concepts, policy-relevant analysis, and contemporary issues such as inequality, international trade, and environmental impacts. Additional modules develop marketing, management, communication, supply chain management, and legal knowledge, while innovation-focused courses promote creative problem-solving aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Students engage in collaborative projects and industry-based exercises to apply theory to practice.Major subjects expand technical expertise in investment, corporate finance, portfolio management, international finance, sustainable finance, and emerging financial technologies. Students develop skills in risk and return analysis, capital structure, dividend policy, trading and market microstructures, financial information analysis, corporate governance, alternative asset management, and banking risk management. Integrative capstone projects allow students to apply multidisciplinary knowledge in simulated business environments, emphasizing ethical, socially responsible, and sustainable decision-making. Additional courses in innovation, entrepreneurship, design thinking, and leadership equip students to identify opportunities, implement solutions, and drive growth in dynamic global markets. Complementary courses in urban sociology, public health, international relations, environmental management, and Islamic culture provide a broader societal, cultural, and historical perspective, enhancing students’ analytical, critical thinking, and decision-making skills.Overall, the program develops graduates who are technically proficient, analytically capable, ethically aware, and globally minded, prepared to excel in finance and business management across complex, digitally transformed environments.