Master’s Degree In Financial Management

Course Information

SIMSREE offers a Three Year Part Time Master’s Degree in Financial Management (MFM). The programme covers all the related areas of finance and accounting with emphasis on managerial application. Candidates having experience in finance or related areas of finance such as management services, project planning and control, corporate planning, management audit, internal audit, marketing analysis and economic analysis will find this programme useful.

Programme/Course Framework

The Course duration of three years is divided into six semesters. The first semester is combined for all specialisations and one is required to select their specialisation in the 2nd semester itself.

First Year

Semester 1

1. Principles of Management

2. Financial Accounting

3. Organizational Behaviour

4. Managerial Economics

5. Business Communication

6. Quantitative Methods in Management

Semester 2

1. Production Management

2. Business Research Methods

3. Marketing Management

4. Legal Aspects of Business

5. Cost & Management Accounting

6. Human Resources Management

Second Year

Semester 3

1. International Business

2. Management Information Systems

3. Financial Management

4. Taxation

5. Creativity & Innovation Management

Semester 4

1. Financial Markets, Products & Institutions

2. International Finance

3. Corporate Valuation

4. Corporate Law

5. Security Analysis & Portfolio Management

Final Year

Semester 5

1. Management of Bank & Financial Services

2. Derivatives & Risk Management

3. Mergers Acquisition & Corporate Restructuring

4. Behavioural Finance

5. Industry Oriented Dissertation Project

Semester 6

1. Strategic Management

2. Treasury Management

3. Project Finance

4. Financial Modeling

5. Wealth Management

In keeping with the rich Sydenham tradition of imparting high quality education, the Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education (SIMSREE) was founded in the year 1983.

Master’s Degree In Financial Management