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Master of Science in Commerce

    Intake Periods
  • January
  • May
  • September
    Modes of Study
  • Weekend
  • Part Time
Course Overview

Gain managerial skills and business knowledge that will equip you to navigate a changing global economy, anticipate consumer needs, translate those needs into products and services, and create effective campaigns that result in profits. This program is focused on current business and marketing issues and is supported by a solid foundation of theory and practice.

Specialization
  • Finance
  • Accounting
  • Finance and Accounting
  • Finance and Investments
  • Finance and Economics
  • Economics and Investments
Who Can Join

This masters programme is suitable for experienced professionals who would like to advance in or switch the focus of their career and increase their specialist knowledge. Recent business graduates are also invited to join this programme if they wish to acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to make an immediate impact as analysts within the field of finance, accounting, investments, and economics

Entry Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with required work experience OR any other equivalent qualification approved by the university Senate. For actual subject and work experience requirements, please get in touch with the enrollment office.

Duration & Structure Of The Programme
  • Duration: 2 years (6 trimesters)
Mode of Delivery of The Programme/Course
  • Weekend
  • Part Time

Curriculum Road Map
Year I
Year II
Master of Science in Commerce (Accounting)
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • ACC 6101: Auditing and Assurance
  • ACC 6102: Forensic Accounting and Legal Environment
  • ACC 6201: Advanced Taxation Practice
  • ACC 6202: Advanced Managerial Accounting
  • ACC 6203: Advanced Auditing and Investigation
  • ACC 6204: Advanced Accounting Theory
  • ACC 6205: International Financial Reporting and Analysis
  • ACC 7101: Internal Auditor Professional Practices
  • ACC 7102: Advanced International Taxation
  • ECO 7104: Advanced Econometrics
  • ACC 7103: Group Financial Reporting
  • ACC 7104: Sustainability Reporting
Master of Science in Commerce (Finance)
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • FIN 6101: Financial Technology
  • FIN 6102: Advanced Corporate Finance
  • FIN 6201: Advanced Theory of Finance
  • FIN 6202: Financial Risk Management
  • FIN 6203: Portfolio Management
  • FIN 6204: Multinational Finance
  • FIN 6205: Security Analysis
  • FIN 7101: Mergers and Acquisitions
  • FIN 7102: Derivatives Pricing
  • ECO 7104: Advanced Econometrics
    • Electives (Choose Two)
  • FIN 7103: Climate Finance
  • ACC 6205: International Financial Reporting and Analysis
  • ACC 6201: Advanced Taxation Practice
  • FIN 7104: International Financial Assets Management
Master of Science in Commerce (Finance and Accounting )
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • FIN 6101: Financial Technology
  • FIN 6102: Advanced Corporate Finance
  • ACC 6201: Advanced Taxation Practice
  • ACC 6202: Advanced Managerial Accounting
  • ACC 6203: Advanced Auditing and Investigation
  • ACC 6204: Advanced Accounting Theory
  • ACC 6205: International Financial Reporting and Analysis
  • FIN 6201: Advanced Theory of Finance
  • FIN 6202: Financial Risk Management
  • FIN 6203: Portfolio Management
  • FIN 6204: Multinational Finance
  • FIN 6205: Security Analysis
Master of Science in Commerce (Finance and Investments)
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • FIN 6101: Financial Technology
  • FIN 6102: Advanced Corporate Finance
  • FIN 6201: Advanced Theory of Finance
  • FIN 6202: Financial Risk Management
  • FIN 6203: Portfolio Management
  • FIN 6204: Multinational Finance
  • FIN 6205: Security Analysis
  • FIN 7101: Mergers and Acquisitions
  • FIN 7102: Derivatives Pricing
  • ECO 7104: Advanced Econometrics
  • FIN 7103: Climate Finance
  • ECO 7105: Monetary Economics
Master of Science in Commerce (Finance and Economics)
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • FIN 6101: Financial Technology
  • FIN 6102: Advanced Corporate Finance
  • FIN 6201: Advanced Theory of Finance
  • FIN 6202: Financial Risk Management
  • FIN 6203: Portfolio Management
  • FIN 6204: Multinational Finance
  • FIN 6205: Security Analysis
  • ECO 7101: Advanced Microeconomics
  • ECO 7102: Advanced Macroeconomics
  • ECO 7103: Development Economics
  • ECO 7104: Advanced Econometrics
  • ECO 7105: Monetary Economics
Master of Science in Commerce (Economics and Investments)
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
  • SBU 6101: Corporate Governance and Ethics
  • SBU 6102: Econometrics
  • SBU 6103: Research Methodology
  • FIN 6101: Financial Technology
  • FIN 6102: Advanced Corporate Finance
  • ECO 7101: Advanced Microeconomics
  • ECO 7102: Advanced Macroeconomics
  • ECO 7103: Development Economics
  • ECO 7104: Advanced Econometrics
  • ECO 7105: Monetary Economics
  • FIN 6201: Advanced Theory of Finance
  • FIN 6202: Financial Risk Management
  • FIN 6203: Portfolio Management
  • FIN 6204: Multinational Finance
    • Elective (Choose One)
  • FIN 7103: Climate Finance
  • FIN 6205: Security Analysis
  • FIN 7101: Mergers and Acquisitions
  • FIN 7102: Derivatives Pricing
  • FIN 7104: International Financial Assets Management