Finance
Code: BMBA360
Apply this course towards:
Business Administration – Diploma,
Business Finance,
Business Administration – Certificate,
Data Analytics for Management Science
Course description
This course examines the principles and practices of corporate finance, with a focus on how financial managers make decisions to create value for organizations. Building on foundational accounting knowledge, you will develop skills in analyzing financial information, evaluating investment opportunities, and understanding how firms raise and manage capital in dynamic business environments. You will also engage with financial concepts and tools that integrate both reporting and decision-making perspectives within an organizational context.
The course explores key areas including:
- financial statement analysis
- working capital management
- time value of money
- capital budgeting
- cost of capital
- capital structure
- financial planning
- sources of financing
These concepts are applied to support strategic decision-making related to operations, investment and financing.
Through applied problem-solving and real-world scenarios, you will develop the ability to evaluate financial alternatives, assess risk and return, and contribute to financial planning processes that support long-term organizational performance and sustainability.
Learning objectives
- Analyze financial statements, cash flows, and financial leverage to assess organizational performance and risk within business contexts
- Apply financial models, including time value of money techniques, to value cash flows and support investment and financing decisions
- Evaluate capital investment opportunities using methods such as net present value, internal rate of return, and scenario (“what-if”) analysis
- Assess the cost of capital, interest rate conditions, and market factors and their impact on organizational financial decisions
- Analyze sources of financing and capital structure options to support organizational growth, sustainability, and strategic objectives
- Develop financial forecasts and projected financial statements to support planning, performance evaluation, and business decision-making
- Communicate financial information and analysis effectively, applying ethical and professional judgment in diverse organizational contexts
View sample course outline (PDF).
Prerequisites
Students are required to complete the following courses before beginning BMBA360:
- BMBA100 Business Administration - and/or a minimum of three years' supervisory experience.
- BMBA140 Financial Accounting
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