COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Corporate Finance Management is designed to prepare students for careers in corporate financial decision-making and strategic financial planning. The program combines accounting and finance disciplines to develop a strong understanding of how firms raise capital, manage cash flow, allocate financial resources, and evaluate investment opportunities. Students also gain the ability to record, analyze, and interpret financial information to support business decisions. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical foundations and applied financial skills, preparing graduates for entry-level roles in corporate finance as well as long-term advancement into leadership positions such as controller, treasurer, and chief financial officer (CFO). The program provides flexibility, allowing students to move between accounting and finance career paths, increasing their employability in a competitive job market. The degree includes foundational coursework in economics, mathematics for business, critical writing, accounting, statistics, and finance, ensuring students develop strong quantitative and communication skills. Core business courses cover marketing, operations management, organizational behavior, business analytics, legal environment, and strategic management, providing a broad understanding of business functions. The concentration requirements deepen expertise through advanced accounting and finance courses, including financial institutions, financial management theory, investment analysis, portfolio management, and corporate valuation. Students also select electives in areas such as auditing, taxation, real estate finance, and international finance to tailor their studies to specific career interests. Overall, the program prepares graduates to analyze financial data, evaluate corporate performance, and make informed strategic decisions, equipping them with the skills needed for success in corporate finance, banking, investment, and related financial industries.