"The Finance and MicroFinance  track aims to provide students with an understanding of the financial sector of an economy, the role and services provided by the main financial institutions and markets, and an understanding of how international corporate financial decisions are made. students will also gain an understanding of economics as a social theory, and an understanding of the main principles of economic analysis and their organizational and policy implications. The program also aims to develop students' specialist skills in Finance and MicroFinance . students will acquire relevant and practical skills in numerical and financial analysis, and they will develop their critical thinking skills.

Business Administration graduates in the field of finance have a wide range of challenging and rewarding job opportunities at financial institutions, financial markets and banks.​

The minimum number of semesters for a Bachelor degree is six regular semesters and one summer (3.5 academic years).

The maximum number of semesters for a Bachelor degree is twenty-four semesters (twelve academic years) excluding summers.​

The method of teaching for all faculty of business studies' programmes is full time teaching/ blended learning."