Business Mathematics equips students with fundamental mathematical and quantitative techniques used in business and finance. The course covers Set Theory, Financial Mathematics including interest, loans and annuities, Permutation and Combination, Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions, Equations, Indices and Logarithms. It focuses on developing analytical thinking and problem-solving skills and applying mathematical concepts to practical business and financial situations
Business Economics bridges core economic theory and practical business decision-making. It teaches you how to analyze market demand, manage production costs, and set profitable prices. You will learn tools to understand consumer behavior, market structures, and economic trends. These skills help managers solve real-world corporate problems and plan for future growth.
Financial Accounting provides students with a fundamental understanding of accounting principles, concepts, and practices used for recording, classifying, summarizing, and interpreting financial transactions. The course introduces students to the accounting cycle and enables them to prepare and analyze key financial statements, including the Statement of Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement.
Business Communication (4.5LMU106C05) is designed to develop essential communication competencies required in professional and workplace environments. The course covers the four core dimensions of communication—listening, speaking, reading and writing—along with practical business communication skills.
Students will learn about the nature and process of communication, communication barriers, effective listening, voice modulation, body language, oral presentations, the Seven Cs of communication, business correspondence, email etiquette, notices and circulars, meeting agendas and minutes, reading proficiency, vocabulary development, and business report writing.
The course aims to help students communicate effectively in professional situations, strengthen their oral presentation abilities, and develop professional writing skills for creating effective business reports.
Fundamentals of Financial Planning introduces students to the core principles and processes of personal financial planning. The course develops proficiency in comprehensive data gathering, prioritising financial goals based on importance and timelines, understanding financial markets, instruments and market structures, effective debt management strategies, application of financial mathematics (time value of money, compound interest, present/future value, annuities and loan amortisation), behavioural finance concepts, macroeconomic indicators and regulatory compliance requirements in banking, insurance and consumer protection. Students analyse contemporary financial scenarios and apply planning frameworks to make informed personal and organisational financial decisions.
Understand the evolution of the business organization and management thoughts;
Identify the interconnections between various developments in these areas;
Evaluate the significance of contemporary issues in business and management;
Discuss the multidisciplinary nature of business and management studies.
