B.Sc. Finance

The first year of the program lays a solid foundation for understanding the core principles of finance and business management. You will begin by exploring the global financial landscape, providing you with an understanding of how financial markets and systems function on a worldwide scale. You’ll also learn about key financial reporting standards that guide financial practices and gain essential skills in Excel for data analysis.

A strong focus will be placed on economics, with modules in strategic microeconomics and macroeconomics for business, ensuring you understand both the individual business level and broader economic context. The year also covers fundamental areas of business communication and management accounting, equipping you with the necessary tools to communicate effectively in the business environment and analyze financial statements.

Through modules such as financial statement analysis and business and corporate law, you’ll develop an understanding of legal frameworks and the key financial indicators that drive business decisions. Additionally, data analytics and visualization will enable you to interpret and present data efficiently, an essential skill in today’s data-driven business world.

You will also engage with an ATLAS Elective in the Semester 1 and Semester 2, which allows you to explore areas of interest and gain additional insight into specific topics within the university ecosystem. This well-rounded year prepares you for the challenges and opportunities ahead, setting a strong base for the subsequent stages of your education and career.

The second year of the program builds upon the foundational knowledge gained in the first year, diving deeper into advanced financial concepts and practices. You will start with Corporate Finance 1, where you will learn key financial decision-making processes, followed by Corporate Finance 2, which will enhance your understanding of more complex corporate financial strategies.

A key focus will be on understanding taxation through both Direct and Indirect Tax modules, which are vital for analyzing business operations. You’ll also gain expertise in Equity Analysis & Portfolio Management, learning how to assess and manage investment portfolios. Quantitative Techniques in Finance will further develop your analytical and problem-solving skills, using data-driven methods to solve financial challenges.

In today’s business world, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations are critical. You will explore the impact of ESG factors on financial decision-making and corporate strategy. A Social Internship gives you the opportunity to apply your learning in a real-world setting, gaining practical experience while contributing to social causes.

Modules such as Business Psychology will explore human behavior in the business context, offering insights into leadership, team dynamics, and decision-making. You’ll also gain proficiency in Financial Modelling and Analytics, equipping you with the skills to create and interpret financial models for better decision-making.

Foundations of Fintech & Regulatory Policy will introduce you to the cutting-edge world of financial technology and the regulatory landscape surrounding it. You will also study Strategic Derivatives and Risk Management, learning how to manage financial risks and understand complex derivative instruments.

Additionally, the Financial Planning and Wealth Management module will give you the knowledge to advise individuals or organizations on long-term financial goals, while Research Methodology and Business Analytics will refine your skills in data analysis and research techniques, preparing you for critical thinking and in-depth investigation in your future studies and career.

This year is designed to expand your expertise, providing the tools and knowledge needed for a successful career in the dynamic and evolving financial sector.

In the third year, you will deepen your expertise in advanced financial concepts and refine your practical skills to prepare for a successful career in the financial sector. You will begin with Corporate Valuation, where you will learn to assess the value of companies using various financial techniques, followed by an exploration of Financial Markets and Institutions, which will provide a comprehensive understanding of the global financial ecosystem.

A strong emphasis will be placed on Technical Analysis, where you will learn to analyze market trends and make informed investment decisions based on price movements. You’ll also dive into Innovative Financial Analytics, exploring cutting-edge tools and techniques used in modern financial analysis.

As part of your learning, you will explore emerging financial technologies through the module Cryptos, AI, ML, Blockchain and its Application, equipping you with the knowledge of digital currencies and innovative technologies reshaping the finance industry.

The Summer Internship offers hands-on experience in the financial industry, providing a chance to apply your academic knowledge to real-world challenges. Alongside this, Soft Skills for Finance Professionals 1 will help you develop essential interpersonal and communication skills required for effective client interaction and professional growth in finance.

Modules like Mergers and Acquisitions, Forex and International Finance, and Fixed Income will further enhance your understanding of complex financial transactions, global markets, and investment strategies. You’ll also delve into Alternate Investments, examining non-traditional assets such as real estate, private equity, and hedge funds, alongside Behavioural Finance, which explores how psychological factors influence financial decision-making.

To cap off your academic journey, you will work on a Research Application in Finance (Capstone Project), allowing you to apply your knowledge and skills to a real-world research problem, demonstrating your readiness for professional challenges.

Finally, Soft Skills for Finance Professionals 2 will further hone your communication, leadership, and negotiation abilities, ensuring you are fully prepared for a successful transition into the workforce. The third year culminates in a comprehensive skill set that blends advanced finance theory with practical application, positioning you for success in various roles across the financial industry.

In the fourth and final year, the program focuses on equipping you with the advanced knowledge and practical experience required to thrive in the dynamic world of finance and entrepreneurship. You will begin by exploring Entrepreneurial Finance, where you’ll learn about funding, managing, and growing start-ups, gaining the skills to assess financial viability and risks for new ventures.

Securities Operations and Risk Management will deepen your understanding of financial instruments and how to manage associated risks in complex markets. You will also delve into Public Finance, gaining insight into government fiscal policies, taxation, and public sector financial management.

A strong focus on research will continue with Research Application in Finance 1, where you’ll apply your analytical skills to real-world financial problems, laying the groundwork for your final research projects. The Business Plan Project 1 will allow you to develop and refine a comprehensive business plan, while Corporate Internship 1 gives you valuable work experience, applying your learning in a professional corporate setting.

Sustainability in finance is a growing priority, and through Sustainable Finance, you will explore how financial decisions are influenced by environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. You’ll also stay updated on global developments with Global Economic Trends, which will help you understand the interconnectedness of global markets and the impact of economic shifts on financial decisions.

In the final semester, Research Application in Finance 2 will enable you to build on your earlier work, taking your research and analysis to the next level. Business Plan Project 2 will further refine your entrepreneurial skills as you present a polished business plan, while Corporate Internship 2 will give you an additional opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a corporate or entrepreneurial environment.

The fourth year is designed to prepare you for leadership roles in finance, entrepreneurship, and management, ensuring that you are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of both corporate and start-up environments, while also staying ahead of emerging trends in the global economy.