Bachelor in Finance

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Finance program at Schellhammer Business School equips students with a comprehensive understanding of finance, economics, and business management. It emphasizes analytical and problem-solving skills, ethical considerations, and the interconnectedness of finance with the global economy. The program prepares graduates for successful careers in the dynamic field of finance.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Bachelor of Finance (BBA)

The Bachelor in Finance program at Schellhammer Business School is designed for students interested in the intricacies of finance and its influence on the global economic landscape. The program goes beyond traditional finance concepts to delve into interconnected fields like economics, social issues, and consumer behavior, offering a holistic understanding of the financial world.

Objectives:

• Equip students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of modern finance.
• Foster critical thinking and analytical abilities to solve real-world financial challenges.
• Develop a comprehensive understanding of the interconnectedness of finance with various aspects of the global economy.
• Cultivate a strong foundation in business principles and financial theories.
• Prepare graduates for successful careers in the dynamic field of finance.

Program Description:

This BBA program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, focusing on developing both analytical and problem-solving skills. Students gain exposure to a range of financial concepts, tools, and techniques, including:

• Financial Markets Analysis: Understanding the dynamics of global financial markets and their impact on various stakeholders.
• Financial Modeling: Building and utilizing financial models to analyze complex scenarios and make informed decisions.
• Investment Strategies: Exploring different investment strategies and risk management techniques for maximizing returns.
• Corporate Finance: Examining the financial structure and operations of corporations, including capital budgeting and valuation.
• International Finance: Navigating the intricacies of international financial markets and cross-border transactions.
The program also emphasizes the ethical and social aspects of finance, equipping graduates with the responsibility and awareness to make informed decisions in a globalized economy.

Outline:

Program Structure:

The Bachelor in Finance program spans three academic years and is divided into six semesters. Each semester features a carefully curated selection of courses designed to build upon previously acquired knowledge and progressively challenge students.

Course Schedule:

• Year 1: Focuses on foundational concepts in economics, business, and finance, including courses like Economic Systems & Structures, Business Management, Principles of Marketing, Psychology I – Human Behaviour, and International Business Law.
• Year 2: Delves deeper into financial theory and applications with courses like Macroeconomics, Understanding Global Markets, New Venture Creation, Country Economic Studies, Financial Accounting, and Corporate Finance.
• Year 3: Explores advanced topics in finance and related fields, including Intellectual Property Law, M & A and Corporate Valuations, Cross Cultural Management, Management Accounting, Strategic Management, Consumer Behaviour, Business Sectoral Analysis, and Alternative Economics.

Modules:

• Economics: Students gain a thorough understanding of economic principles, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international economics.
This module equips them with the ability to analyze economic trends and their impact on financial markets.
• Finance: This core module covers various aspects of finance, including financial markets, financial institutions, investment analysis, portfolio management, and risk management.
Students develop the ability to make informed financial decisions and navigate complex financial situations.
• Business Management: This module provides students with a comprehensive understanding of business operations, including organizational structures, strategic management, marketing, and human resource management.
This knowledge is crucial for comprehending the broader context in which financial decisions are made.
• Mathematics and Statistics: This module develops essential quantitative skills for data analysis, interpretation, and financial modeling.
Students learn to use statistical tools and techniques to analyze financial data, make informed predictions, and effectively communicate their findings.
• Ethics and Social Responsibility: This module emphasizes the ethical considerations and social impact of financial decisions.
Students explore topics like corporate social responsibility, sustainable finance, and ethical investing, developing a sense of responsibility for the broader implications of their actions.

Assessment:

The Bachelor in Finance program employs a variety