This intensive one-year program provides a thorough understanding of accounting principles, financial management, and the strategic role of finance in business. It prepares students for careers in accounting, finance, and related fields by covering key topics such as financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and investment analysis.

Course Structure:

Semester 1: Foundations of Accounting and Financial Management

1. Introduction to Accounting
   • Basic accounting principles
   • Financial statements preparation
   • Double-entry bookkeeping
2. Financial Mathematics
   • Time value of money
   • Interest rates and annuities
   • Present and future value calculations
3. Business Economics
   • Microeconomics and macroeconomics principles
   • Market structures and pricing
   • Economic indicators and business cycles
4. Intermediate Financial Accounting
   • Advanced financial statement analysis
   • Revenue recognition and expense matching
   • Accounting for assets and liabilities
5. Cost Accounting
   • Cost behavior and cost-volume-profit analysis
   • Budgeting and variance analysis
   • Activity-based costing and overhead allocation
6. Corporate Finance

• • Capital budgeting and investment appraisal
  • Financing decisions and capital structure
  • Dividend policy and working capital management

Semester 2: Advanced Topics, Specializations, and Strategic Financial Management

1. Advanced Financial Accounting
   • Consolidation and group accounts
   • Foreign currency transactions
   • Financial instruments and derivatives
2. Auditing and Assurance
   • Auditing standards and procedures
   • Risk assessment and internal controls
   • Audit reports and professional ethics
3. Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
   • Equity and bond valuation
   • Portfolio theory and asset allocation
   • Risk management and derivative instruments
4. Taxation
   • Tax principles and policies
   • Individual and corporate tax computation
   • Tax planning and compliance
5. Strategic Financial Management
   • Financial strategy and planning
   • Mergers and acquisitions
   • International finance and global markets
6. Capstone Project

• • Practical application of learned concepts
  • Comprehensive project presentation and defense

    This intensive one-year program provides a thorough understanding of accounting principles, financial management, and the strategic role of finance in business. It prepares students for careers in accounting, finance, and related fields by covering key topics such as financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and investment analysis.

This one-year program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to manage procurement processes and optimize supply chain operations. It covers procurement strategies, logistics, inventory management, and the role of technology in supply chain efficiency.

Course Structure:

Semester 1: Basics of Procurement and Supply Chain

1. Supply Chain Management
   • Supply chain concepts and objectives
   • Key components of supply chains
   • Role of supply chain management in business
2. Procurement Principles
   • Procurement processes and policies
   • Supplier selection and evaluation
   • Contract management and negotiation
3. Logistics and Distribution
   • Transportation modes and logistics networks
   • Warehousing and inventory control
   • Order fulfillment and distribution strategies
4. Operations Management
   • Production planning and scheduling
   • Quality management and process improvement
   • Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma
5. Procurement Strategy and Planning
   • Strategic sourcing and procurement planning
   • Category management and supplier relationship management
   • Procurement risk management
6. Inventory Management

• • Inventory control techniques and models
  • Just-in-time and lean inventory systems
  • Inventory performance metrics

Semester 2: Advanced Topics, Innovations, and Capstone Project

1. Supply Chain Information Systems
   • Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
   • Supply chain management software
   • Data analytics and decision support systems
2. Global Supply Chain Management
   • International logistics and trade regulations
   • Cross-border supply chain challenges
   • Global sourcing and procurement
3. Sustainable Supply Chain Management
   • Environmental and social responsibility in supply chains
   • Sustainable procurement practices
   • Green logistics and reverse supply chains
4. Advanced Procurement Techniques
   • E-procurement and electronic sourcing
   • Strategic alliances and partnerships
   • Advanced negotiation techniques
5. Supply Chain Risk Management
   • Risk identification and assessment
   • Risk mitigation strategies
   • Business continuity planning
6. Capstone Project

• • Practical application of learned concepts
  • Comprehensive project presentation and defense

This one-year program provides a broad understanding of business principles and management practices. It prepares students for leadership roles in various industries by covering key areas such as organizational behavior, marketing, human resources, and strategic management.

Course Structure:

Semester 1: Fundamentals of Business Administration, Management and Business Practices

1. Introduction to Business
   • Business functions and types of organizations
   • Business environment and market analysis
   • Business ethics and social responsibility
2. Principles of Management
   • Management theories and practices
   • Planning, organizing, leading, and controlling
   • Decision-making and problem-solving
3. Marketing Fundamentals
   • Marketing concepts and strategies
   • Market research and consumer behavior
   • Product development and branding
4. Organizational Behavior
   • Individual and group behavior in organizations
   • Motivation, leadership, and team dynamics
   • Organizational culture and change management
5. Human Resource Management
   • Recruitment and selection
   • Performance management and employee development
   • Compensation and benefits
6. Operations Management

• • Production and operations planning
  • Quality management and process improvement
  • Supply chain and logistics management

Semester 2: Advanced Management, Entrepreneurship and Capstone Project

1. Strategic Management
   • Strategic planning and analysis
   • Competitive advantage and strategic positioning
   • Implementation and evaluation of strategies
2. Financial Management
   • Financial planning and budgeting
   • Investment and financing decisions
   • Risk management and financial performance
3. Marketing Management
   • Strategic marketing planning
   • Integrated marketing communications
   • Digital marketing and social media strategies
4. Entrepreneurship and Innovation
   • New venture creation and business models
   • Innovation management and product development
   • Entrepreneurial finance and venture capital
5. Business Law
   • Legal environment of business
   • Contract law and employment law
   • Corporate governance and compliance
6. Capstone Project

• • Practical application of learned concepts
  • Comprehensive project presentation and defense

Upon successful completion of these one-year programs, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to excel in their respective fields, prepared for professional challenges, and ready to contribute effectively to their organizations.