About Course
The Bachelor of Management and Finance program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of both management principles and financial concepts, catering to those aspiring to pursue careers in the dynamic world of finance. This degree offers a balanced curriculum encompassing key areas such as financial accounting, investment analysis, strategic management, and risk assessment, preparing graduates to navigate complex financial landscapes with confidence and proficiency. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, students develop critical thinking skills, financial acumen, and leadership qualities essential for success in the competitive business environment. With a focus on fostering analytical skills and decision-making capabilities, this program cultivates well-rounded professionals capable of making strategic financial decisions and driving organizational growth. Graduates of the Bachelor of Management and Finance are well-positioned to pursue diverse career paths such as financial analyst, investment banker, financial manager, or management consultant, leveraging their expertise to add value and drive innovation in the ever-evolving field of finance.
Course Content
Welcome to the Bachelor of Management and Finance
-
Introduction to the Programme
00:00
Module One: Communication Skills
Module Two: Professionalism in Communication
Module Three: Introduction to Economics
Module Four: Introduction to Management
Module Five: Introduction to Marketing
Module Six: Business Statistics
Module seven: Business Law
Module Eight: Understanding Businesses
Module nine: Organizational Behavior
Module Ten: Accounting Level 1
Module Eleven: Management Accounting
Module Twelve: Corporate Accounting and Reporting
Module Thirteen: Financial Management for Corporates
Module Fourteen: Operations Management
Module Fifteen: Logistics Management
Module Sixteen: Accounting Information System
Module Seventeen: Business Ethics & Sustainability
Module Eighteen: The Learning Organization
Module Nineteen: banking and Finance
Module Twenty: Law of Business Organizations
Module Twenty One: Microfinance
Module Twenty Two: Investment Management
Module Twenty Three: Tax Law
Module Twenty Four: Introduction to Financial Accounting
Module Twenty Five: Financial Accounting and Reporting
Module Twenty Six: Consumer Behavior
Module Twenty Seven: Entrepreneurship
Module Twenty Eight: Cross Cultural Management
Module Twenty Nine: Strategic Management
Module Thirty: Business project
Module Thirty One: Project/Practicum
Student Ratings & Reviews
