Program Overview

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Major in Finance

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Major in Finance is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the field of finance. The program requires a total of 130 credit hours, comprising university requirements, college requirements, department requirements, and concentration requirements.

Program Requirements Summary

• University requirements: 34 credit hours
• College requirements: 57 credit hours
• Department requirements: 30 credit hours
• Concentration requirements: 9 credit hours
• Total requirements for graduation: 130 credit hours

University Requirements

The university requirements include courses in English language skills, computer basics, introduction to mathematics, communication skills, academic skills, Islamic culture, ethics and professional conduct in Islam, and the economic system in Islam. These courses provide a foundation in critical skills and knowledge that are essential for success in the program.

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Najl001	English language skills	16
Al001	Computer basics	3
Ryth001	Introduction to Mathematics	3
Science001	Communication skills	2
Approach 001	Academic skills	2
Ladder 101	Islamic culture	2
Salam102	Ethics and professional conduct in Islam	2
Ladder 103	The economic system in Islam and its issues	2	Ladder 101
Ladder 104	Social order and human rights in Islam	2	Salam102
Total		34

College Requirements

The college requirements include courses in principles of accounting, management principles, statistics, microeconomics, legal environment for business, e-commerce, marketing department, human resources management, quantitative methods, and organizational behavior. These courses provide a foundation in business principles and practices.

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
According to 101	Principles of Accounting	3	Passing the first year
Dar101	Management principles	3	Passing the first year
Quantitative 101	Statistics	3	Passing the first year
Intended 101	Microeconomics	3	Passing the first year
System 101	Legal environment for business	3	Passing the first year
تجر101	E-commerce	3
Dar201	Marketing Department	3	Dar101
Mal101	Principles of Finance	3	According to 101
Dar211	Human Resources Management	3	Dar101
Quantitative 201	Quantitative methods	3	Quantitative 101
201	Macroeconomics	3
Nama201	Information Systems Management	3	Dar101
Dar301	Organizational behavior	3	Dar211
According to 301	Cost accounting	3	According to 101
House 311	Introduction to Operations Management	3	Dar101+Kimy101
Dar321	Introduction to International Business	3
تج201	Introduction to E-Management	3	Dar101
Dar322	Supply Management	3	Dar101
Dar401	Strategic Management	3	Dar201 + Mal101
Total		57

Finance Department Requirements

The finance department requirements include courses in corporate finance, investments, financial markets and institutions, financial derivatives, risk management, international finance, bank management, and practical training. These courses provide specialized knowledge and skills in finance.

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Mal201	Corporate Finance	3	Mal101
Mal403	Investments	3	Mal101
Mal402	Financial markets and institutions	3	Mal101
Mal405	Financial derivatives	3	Mal402
Mal301	Risk Management	3	Mal101
Mal406	International Finance	3	Mal402
Mal401	Bank management	3	Mal101
Mal408	Practical training	6	Completion of 90 credit hours
Mal424	Portfolio Management	3	Mal403
Total		30

Concentration Requirements

The concentration requirements include courses in Islamic finance, mortgage financing, small business finance, digital marketing, e-business strategies and models, website design, financial accounting, tax and Zakat accounting, introduction to accounting information systems, decision making and problem solving, entrepreneurship and small businesses, and project management. These courses provide specialized knowledge and skills in a chosen area of concentration.

Finance Concentration

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Mal416	Islamic finance	3	Mal201
Mal414	Mortgage financing	3	Mal201
Mal421	Small business finance	3	Mal301
Total		9

Accounting Concentration

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
According to 201	Financial accounting	3	According to 101
According to 422	Tax and Zakat accounting	3	According to 201
According to 402	Introduction to Accounting Information Systems	3	According to 101+Nama201
Total		9

E-Commerce Concentration

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Tjr301	Digital Marketing	3	Dar201
Tjr421	E-business strategies and models	3	Dar401
Tech 404	Website design	3
Total		9

Management Concentration

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Dar312	Decision making and problem solving	3	Dar101
Dar402	Entrepreneurship and small businesses	3	Dar101
Dar323	Project management	3	Dar311
Total		9

Program Structure

The program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive education in business administration with a major in finance. The program consists of eight semesters, with a total of 130 credit hours.

First Academic Year – First Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
001's son	English language skills	8
Aal001	Computer basics	3
Science001	Communication skills	2
Total		13

First Academic Year – Second Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Najl001	English language skills (continued)	8
Ryth001	Introduction to Mathematics	3
Approach 001	Academic skills	2
Total		13

Second Academic Year – Third Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Ladder 101	Islamic doctrine	2	Passing the first common year
Quantitative 101	Statistics	3	Passing the first common year
Poem 101	Legal environment for business	3	Passing the first common year
Intended 101	Microeconomics	3	Passing the first common year
Dar101	Management principles	3	Passing the first common year
According to 101	Principles of Accounting	3	Passing the first common year
Total		17

Second Academic Year – Fourth Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Salam102	Ethics and professional conduct in Islam	3
Quantity 201	Quantitative methods	3	Quantitative 101
Mall 101	Principles of Finance	3	According to 101
Dar201	Marketing Department	3	Dar101
Dar211	Human Resources Management	3	Dar101
تجر101	E-commerce	3
Total		17

Third Academic Year – Fifth Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
201	Macroeconomics	3
Image 201	Information Systems Management	3	Dar101
تج201	Introduction to E-Management	3	Dar101
Dar301	Organizational behavior	3	Dar211
Dar311	Introduction to Operations Management	3	Dar101 + K-101
Mall201	Corporate Finance	3	Mall101
Total		18

Third Academic Year – Sixth Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Ladder 103	Islamic economic system	2	Ladder 101
According to 301	Cost accounting	3	According to 101
Dar321	Introduction to International Business	3
Dar322	Supply Management	3	Dar101
Mal301	Risk management	3	Mall101
Level 6 Concentration Material	3	Focus table
Total		17

Fourth Academic Year – Seventh Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Ladder 104	The Islamic social system	2	Salam102
Dar401	Strategic Management	3	Dar201+Maal101
Mal401	Bank management	3	Mall101
Mal402	Financial institutions and markets	3	Mall101
Mal403	Investments	3	Mall101
Level 7 Concentration Material	3	Focus table
Total		17

Fourth Academic Year – Eighth Semester

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Prerequisites
Mal405	Financial derivatives	3	Mal402
Mal406	International Finance	3	Mal402
Mal424	Portfolio Management	3	Mal403
Mal408	Practical training	6	Passing 90 hours
Level 8 Concentration Material	3	Concentration table
Total		18

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Major in Finance is a comprehensive program that provides students with a strong foundation in business principles and practices, as well as specialized knowledge and skills in finance. The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the field of finance and to pursue careers in banking, investments, and other related fields.