Bachelor of Business Science in Finance

To address the key issues within the field of Finance, students need to develop critical and creative thinking skills, as well as an interdisciplinary approach. This involves:

1. Identifying Key Issues: Students must be able to identify and understand the key problems within financial scenarios. This requires a deep understanding of financial concepts and the ability to apply them to real-world situations.

2. Problem Solving: Once the key issues are identified, students need to use critical thinking skills to analyze the problems and come up with creative solutions. This may involve quantitative analysis, financial modeling, and scenario planning.

3. Collecting and Analyzing Information: Students should be able to gather relevant financial data, analyze it effectively, and draw meaningful conclusions. This may involve using financial statements, market research, economic indicators, and other sources of information.

4. Organizing and Evaluating Information: After collecting and analyzing information, students need to organize their findings in a clear and coherent manner. They should be able to critically evaluate the information to determine its relevance and reliability.

5. Communication Skills: Students must be able to effectively communicate their findings and recommendations in both oral and written forms. This requires the ability to present complex financial information in a clear and concise manner to a variety of audiences.

By integrating these skills and approaches, students can successfully address financial problems, make informed decisions, and contribute effectively to the field of Finance. This integrated approach is assessed through a combination of continuous assessment and traditional written examinations, culminating in the Strategic Management module in the final year of study.