Finance

You will take core modules in the following:

• Finance I: An examination of the two key aspects of corporate finance: the financing decision and the investment decision. The evaluation of investment risk and return. Introduction to financial securities and financial markets. Basic principles of security valuation


• Accounting I: An understanding of the basic concepts required to prepare and analyse financial statements


• Accounting II: An examination of the basic accounting techniques used by management accountants to help in decision making and in the formulation of future plans


• Introductory Microeconomics: This module analyses how individual markets work, how prices are set, how resources are allocated in an economy and how firms and households respond to changing market conditions


• Introductory Macroeconomics: Macroeconomics is concerned with issues relating to the economy as a whole such as the general standard of living, unemployment and inflation

You are required to take the following advanced modules:

• Finance II


• External Reporting


• Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions


• Mergers and Acquisitions


• Personal Financial Planning


• International Finance


• Securities and Investment


• Financial Analysis


• Finance Dissertation

Additional advanced modules may be selected from advanced semester Accountancy or Finance options, or from those required by the particular degree course being followed.