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BBA en Finance

Bachelor in Business Administration: Finance


Présentation

Former des administrateurs préparés à l'exercice de fonctions reliées à la finance d'entreprise, à la finance de marché, au conseil en placement ou à d'autres types de décision et d'analyses financières.

Le BBA en Finance leur permet de travailler en tant que:

  • Conseiller Financier.
  • Agent de Crédit.
  • Analyste Financier.
  • Entrepreneur e-Business.

Frais de Scolarité

Les frais de scolarité sont fixés pour une année universitaire.

Les Étudiants Tunisiens À Plein Temps

Frais d'inscription: 1,000 DT lors de l'inscription en première année.

Frais de Scolarité: 8,000 DT par an.

Les Étudiants Étrangers À Plein Temps:

Frais d'inscription: $ 1,000 par an lors de l'inscription en première année.

Frais de Scolarité: $ 6,000 par an.

Tous nos étudiants ont la possibilité de bénéficier d'une bourse.


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Description de Cours

Business core requirements (30 Crédits)
Course Title Credit hours
MGT 101 Introduction to Business 3
ACC 202 Financial Accounting I 3
ACC 205 Financial Accounting II 3
MIS 201 Principles of MIS 3
MGT 301 Principles of Management 3
MKT 201 Principles of Marketing 3
ACC 208 Managerial Accounting 3
MGT 401 Human Resource Management 3
FIN 202 Principles of Corporate Finance 3
MGT 301 Production Management 3
Required Courses (21 Crédits)
Course Title Credit Hours
FIN 320 Financial Institution Management 3 Credits
FIN 350 International Corporate Finance 3 Credits
FIN 360 Investments and Portfolio Management 3 Credits
FIN 370 Derivative Securities 3 Credits
FIN 380 Capital Investment Analyses 3 Credits
FIN 420 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 Credits
FIN 490 Financial Internship 3 Credits
Elective Courses (9 Crédits)
In Addition students must also take five of the following courses: (9 credit hours).
Course Title Credit Hours
FIN 400 Capital Investment Analysis 3 Credits
FIN 430 Linear Algebra 3 Credits
FIN 440 Risk Management 3 Credits
FIN 450 Actuarial Science 3 Credits
FIN 460 Real Estate Investment Analysis 3 Credits
FIN 470 Quantitative Finance 3 Credits
FIN 480 Option and Future Market 3 Credits
FIN 490 Entrepreneurial Financial Management 3 Credits
FIN 491 Foreign Exchange Market 3 Credits
Non-Business (60 Crédits)
1. non-business required courses : (30 credit hours)

Course Title Credit hours
ECO 101 Principles of Micro-economics 3
MAT 101 calculus I 3
ENG 101 Academic Writing I 3
CSC 101 Principles of computer Science 3
STA 101 Business Statistics I 3
LAW 202 Business Law 3
ECO 108 Principles of Macro-economics 3
MAT 202 calculus II 3
STA 202 Business Statistics II 3
ENG 201 Academic Writing II 3

2. Non-Business Elective Courses : (30 credit hours)


Students must select any 10 courses from the following list :


Course Title Credit Hours
PHI 101 Principles of Philosophy 3 Credits
PHI 110 Philosophy of Ethics 3 Credits
SOC 101 Principles of Sociology 3 Credits
PSY 101 Principles of Psychology 3 Credits
SOC 101 American Culture 3 Credits
COM 101 Communication 3 Credits
ENG 300 Modern American Literature 3 Credits
MUS 101 Modern American Music 3 Credits
DAN 101 Modern American Dance 3 Credits
DRA 101 Modern American Drama 3 Credits
MOV 101 Modern American Movies 3 Credits
GEO 210 Principles of Geography 3 Credits
ITT 201 Principles of Information Technology 3 Credits
POL 301 International Politics 3 Credits
ECO 301 International Economics 3 Credits
POL 301 International Relations 3 Credits
ENG 410 International English Literature 3 Credits
COM 400 International Communication 3 Credits
GEO 400 International Geography 3 Credits
ANT 101 Principles of Anthropology 3 Credits
HIS 300 Contemporary World History 3 Credits
ECO 300 Intermediate Micro-economicsII* 3 Credits
ECO 310 Intermediate Macro-economicsI* 3 Credits
Business Electives (15 Crédits)

Minors : AUNA offers an opportunity to its students to select a minor in any of the following fields:

  • Finance
  • Digital Business Management
  • Marketing

Students desiring to have a minor MUST earn 15 prescribed credits within the selected minor filed. They MUST fill out a “Prescribed Minor Form” and obtain the permission of their Academic Advisor and Department Chair housing their major for the approval of a minor.

Students would be allowed to earn 15 credits in their minor field on the top of 60 business credits making business credit hours up to 75. Considering students taking courses in minor field, their Non-Business Elective Courses credits would drop to 15 credits hours.

This provision only applies to students seeking minors in one of the aforementioned business fields.

Courses available for the Academic year 2017/2018
Monday 9-10:30 Introduction to business Financial Accounting II
10:45-12:15 Self awareness personnel developments Calculus II
13:00-14:30 Calculus I Marketing Strategy
14:45-16:15 Principles of psychology
16:30-18 Product and Brand Management
Tuesday 9-10:30 Legal Environment of Business and Ethics
10:45-12:15 Academic Writing I Investments and Portfolio Management
13:00-14:30
14:45-16:15 Business Statistics II
16:30-18 Financial Institution Management
Wednesday 9-10:30 Introduction to business Financial Accounting II
10:45-12:15 Academic Writing I Calculus II
13:00-14:30 Calculus I Marketing Strategy
14:45-16:15 Principles of psychology
16:30-18
Thursday 9-10:30 Legal Environment of Business and Ethics
10:45-12:15 Self awareness personnel developments Investments and Portfolio Management
13:00-14:30 Financial Institution Management
14:45-16:15 Business Statistics II
16:30-18 Product and Brand Management
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