COURSE CURRICULUM

The program offers a detailed exploration of finance and economics, focusing on both theory and practical applications. The Analysis of Choice & Uncertainty in Finance module bridges macroeconomics and microeconomics, examining the role of economic theory in banking, investment, and financial decisions. Students will gain insights into how these decisions influence real-world financial outcomes. Corporate Finance evaluates key financial concepts and theories, applying them to both national and multinational organizations to understand their relevance in various financial settings. Investment Securities & Capital Budgeting Analysis dives into the investment world, distinguishing between equity (stocks) and debt (bonds) investments, and explores both passive and active investment strategies. Sustainable Finance emphasizes the intersection of finance with sustainability, exploring how financial systems can support environmentally and socially responsible practices. Applied Econometrics: Time Series builds students' proficiency in econometrics, particularly in statistical testing and forecasting of economic and financial variables, thus providing a foundation for making data-driven decisions. Finally, International Corporate Finance focuses on the complexities of corporate finance in an international context, teaching students to navigate global financial systems and apply modern finance principles in multinational settings. This well-rounded curriculum prepares students to critically assess financial decisions and develop strategies that are grounded in economic theory and practical application.