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Bachelor of Commerce (Business Management) - Finance Major (for Fall 2012 and Prior Admits)

The following table illustrates the academic sequence for full-time students in this program.

Academic Level	Admission Cohort	Follow this Academic Semester:
3rd Year	Fall 2012	5th & 6th Semester
4th Year	Fall 2011	7th & 8th Semester

Direct Entry students will normally be admitted into 5th semester (3rd Year) of this program. Students should refer to their Offer of Admission for details.

5th & 6th Semester

Revised curriculum 2014-2015. Last offered 2014-2015.

REQUIRED GROUP 1: Four courses from the following:

FIN 205	Islamic Finance
FIN 510	Small Business Finance
FIN 512	Risk Management and Insurance
FIN 521	Advanced Investment Management
FIN 601	Derivatives
FIN 610	Short-Term Financial Management
FIN 611	Fixed Income Securities
FIN 612	Retirement and Estate Planning
FIN 621	International Finance
FIN 631	Financial Modeling I

LIBERAL STUDIES: Two courses from Table B.

PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Four courses from Table I. Course selection must not include IBS 621 or any courses with FIN prefix.

7th & 8th Semester

Last offered 2015-2016.

REQUIRED:

BUS 800	Strategic Management
FIN 701	Financial Intermediation
FIN 800	Ethics in Finance

REQUIRED GROUP 1: Three courses from the following:

FIN 621	International Finance
FIN 707	Real Estate Finance
FIN 710	Advanced Corporate Finance
FIN 711	Advanced Portfolio Management
FIN 731	Financial Modeling II
FIN 801	Financial Risk Management
FIN 810	Corporate Financial Analysis
FIN 812	Advanced Personal Financial Planning

LIBERAL STUDIES¶: One course from Table B.

PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Three courses from Table I. Course selection must not include IBS 621 or any courses with FIN prefix.

¶ Offered in Fall term only.

Professionally-Related Table I

Liberal Studies