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Financial Management ( Sino-Canada) four years This speciality is set up in the joint efforts of our institute and Douglas College with the purpose to nurture the specialized personnel of compound financial management competence for China's or foreign multinationals, enterprise groups, accounting offices, state-owned assets management companies, financial organizations. Students of this program will have convincing proficiency in English application and solid basis of professional knowledge, with strong practicing ability in financial management. Major courses include: courses from our side: Marketing, Assets Appraisal, Project Investment Analysis, International Trusting and Leasing, Annexation and Purchasing, Fund Management, Risk Investment, Investment Law; Introduced Courses from

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) MBA ( international enterprise management) four years This speciality fosters for the multinationals, foreign economic and trading firms, foreign-funded enterprises and financial organizations the qualified personnel suitable for international enterprise management and operations, who will master the modern economic theories and modern international operation and management theories and acquire strong English communicating ability. The major courses include: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Accounting, Statistics, International Business English, International Commerce Institutions, International Trade Practice, Marketing, International Finance, International Economics Law, Management Rationales, Enterprise Strategic Management, Capital Operations, Organizational Behavior, Human Resources Management, Operational Research, Managing Operations, Metrology, Comparative Management, Managing Finance,

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) The Business School offers nearly 120 courses, different in kind and different in level, to different types of students in SIFT, such as M.A. graduate students, students studying for a second bachelor's degree, regular four-year students, two-year students, and night-school students. With the largest number of students in SIFT, Business School has, in recent years, also attracted many overseas students from such countries as France, the Netherlands, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In addition, over the past several years, Business School has, through its training classes, turned out a large body of foreign economic relations

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) Business School delivers undergraduate programs in International Economics and Trade, Economics (focusing on International Business, a Sino-Australian cooperative program), Business Administration focusing on International Business Administration, Business Administration focusing on Human Resources Management, Transport and Logistics (a Sino-Australian joint program), Marketing (focusing on International Marketing), Accounting focusing on International Accounting, Accounting (focusing on Certified Public Accountant), E-Commerce and so on. It also runs a second bachelor's degree program in International Business, a graduate program in International Business, and in cooperation with an Australian partner, a diploma program in International Business.

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) Human Resource Management (International Human Resource Management) four years This program provides students with a specialized study of international human resource management theories, practices and other spheres of management studies, and the opportunity to gain valuable practical experience. Also, this program develops students with well-trained English competence and computer skills, profound knowledge in human resource management practice, communication and organization skills for MNCs, foreign enterprises, joint ventures and SOEs, engaging in human resource planning, managing and strategic operations. The main courses including: Human Resource Management, Labor Economics, Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Planning and Allocation, Cross-culture Management, Human

Exposition Economics and Management (Sino-Germany joint program) four years This is a joint program held by SIFT and Fachhochschule Osnabruck, University of Applied Sciences . The program is dedicated to develop modern enterprises management, marketing and exposition expertise and operational skills required by high level management of government and enterprise bureaus in international expositions and symposiums. It also provides the opportunity for students to acquire broad international background knowledge, well-trained English application ability with acquainted knowledge in the exposition industry operations in China . The SIFT courses including: International Trade, Finance Management, Statistics, Introduction to Chinese Exposition Industry, Chinese Exposition Project Operations,

French (Business French) at Business School (SIFT) French (Business French) four years This project is intended to cultivate advanced and specialized personnel for foreign economics and trade departments and enterprises, foreign-fund enterprises, multinationals and overseas enterprises. Students graduating from this program will be acquainted with the basic concepts and general practices of international trade and economics, while at the same time acquire solid basis of French language and convincing abilities of listening , speaking, reading and writing, especially the ability to apply French language to business field. Moreover, students will have deep understanding of French society and culture and good mastery

Accounting has become more and more important in our daily life nowadays. Accounting which actually is an economic information system not only provides information to the users and readers, but also helps them make appropriate decisions to support corporate. Financial accounting is one of the core classes for MBA. The main contents include account and double-entry accounting, monetary fund, accounts receivable, inventory, investment, fixed assets, intangible and other assets, liabilities, owners’ equity, expense and cost, revenue and income, balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flow, financial statement analysis, etc. The course demands students to understand and learn basic knowledge and

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) Japanese (Business Japanese) four years This program is intended to cultivate advanced specialized personnel for foreign economics and trade departments and enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, multinationals and overseas enterprises. Students graduating from this program will be acquainted with the basic concepts and general practices of international trade and economics, while at the same time acquire solid basis of Japanese language and convincing abilities of listening , speaking, reading and writing, especially the ability to apply Japanese language to business field. Moreover, students will have deep understanding of Japanese society and culture and good mastery of English communication

Financial Accounting This course develops an understanding of the basic concepts and procedures underlying financial accounting in accordance with U.S. accounting principles and introduces skills necessary to interpret financial statements included in corporate annual reports. The topics covered in this course include: (1) Accounting Concepts and Methods (2) Recording Transactions (3) IPreparing Financial Statements (4) Using Cash Flow Statement (5) Measuring and Reporting Assets, Liabilities and Equities (6) Introduction to financial statement analysis This course's main objective is to raise the accounting knowledge to the level that students will be able to use information on financial statements for other business courses.

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) Logistics Management four years ( A Sino- Australia Joint Pprogram for Second BA Degree) This is a joint program between our institute and RMIT University of Australia, which fosters the operational personnel of international trade ,transport and logistics for international shipping companies, logistics enterprises, foreign economics and trade firms, and foreign-fund enterprises. Students graduating from this speciality will master modern economic and trade theories, logistics and transport theories, knowledge and skills and will acquire stronger ability to apply English Language. Major courses include: courses offered by our Institute : International Economics, English Correspondence of Foreign Trade, Finance

Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Financial Accounting and Auditing Programme of Study : Bachelor of Business Administration Course Code : CAEA1101 Course Title : Introductory Accounting Credit Hours : 3 Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes : At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Explain the accounting principles and the role of accounting reports. 2. Explain the concept of accrual accounting and why it is used. 3. Use double entry system of accounting to record business transactions. 4. Prepare adjusting entries, closing entries and basic financial statements. 5. Perform financial statement analysis using relevant financial ratios. Synopsis of

1303: Accounting Winter Daigo This course covers the following topics: 1. Role and system of accounting 2. Basic concepts and principles of accounting 3. Survey of financial statements 4. Elements of fiancial statements (assetes, liabilities, net assets, revenues and expenses) 5. Consolidated financial statements

Investments This course will introduce you to major issues currently of concern to all investors in global financial markets. First, you will understand the basic mechanism of financial markets overviewing major players, assets, and conventions. Second, you will understand basic theories of investment analysis. Finally, you will obtain basic skills necessary to implement theories in real financial markets. Throughout this course, students will be equipped with knowledge and skills essential to start investments as an investment professional or a sophisticated individual investor. In addition, if you plan to take elective finance courses at IUJ such as Portfolio Management, Derivatives Markets, and Debt

Portofolio Theory And Investment Analysis (EKA 4601) This course gives a systematic and practical approach to active portfolio management. Specifically, the course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of investment decisions, capital market mechanisms, efficient market hypothesis, and portfolio theory and analysis. The subjects covered in this course include capital market (institution, instrument, and mechanisms), assets valuation, Capital Assets Pricing Model (CAPM), Arbitrage Pricing Model (APM), and derivatives.