Finance

  • Course Number: 3.20601
  • Credit Points: 3
  • Year of Study: 2
  • Semester: 1
This course looks at competing theories on analysing behaviours of households and firms in making financing and investment decisions. The construction of models for valuation of financial assets too is explored. The valuation of assets comes to the fore under conditions of risk and uncertainty where households invest to maximise their wealth. This in turn means maximising one’s life time consumption and therefore their utility. The basic principles are covered in this course with their application in both the domestic international contexts.

Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

All successful Applicants to the School of Business & Public Policy Undergraduate Programs will take up the

Business & Management Foundation Year.

Upon successful completion of the Business & Management Foundation Year with a minimum overall GPA of 1.75, successful students can then apply for the programs offered by the school.