This module introduces students to the fundamental concepts of microeconomics and macroeconomics, including supply and demand, market behavior, economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and government economic policies. Students develop the ability to understand how economic forces influence businesses, consumers, and financial markets.

Students explore the essential principles of managing organizations, including leadership, strategic planning, decision-making, organizational structures, and operational management. The module provides the foundation needed to effectively manage teams, resources, and business performance in competitive environments.

This module develops students’ understanding of financial accounting concepts, including preparing and interpreting financial statements, balance sheets, income statements, cash flow reports, and financial performance indicators. Students learn how businesses use accounting information for planning and decision-making.

A core specialization module focusing on how organizations manage money, investments, and financial resources. Students learn about financial planning, budgeting, capital management, profitability analysis, and strategies for improving organizational financial performance.

This module examines how companies make major financial decisions, including raising capital, managing investments, evaluating projects, and determining optimal financial strategies. Students gain practical knowledge of how corporations maximize value while managing financial risks.

Students gain an understanding of the global financial system, including commercial banking, investment markets, financial institutions, securities, and the role of financial markets in economic development. This module is particularly relevant for students interested in banking and financial services careers.

This module introduces students to investment principles, portfolio management, asset allocation, investment strategies, and risk-return analysis. Students learn how individuals and organizations make informed investment decisions in domestic and international markets.

Students develop advanced skills in evaluating financial performance through financial ratios, forecasting, valuation methods, and analytical techniques. This module prepares graduates to interpret financial data and provide insights for strategic business decisions.

This module explores how organizations identify, assess, and manage financial and operational risks. Students study insurance principles, risk mitigation strategies, and methods businesses use to protect assets and maintain financial stability.

Students learn quantitative methods used in business and economic decision-making, including data analysis, statistical interpretation, forecasting, and research techniques. These skills are essential for finance professionals working with business intelligence and market data.

This module examines global economic relationships, international trade, exchange rates, globalization, and economic policies affecting businesses operating across borders. Students gain insight into how international trends impact Caribbean and global organizations.

The final thesis allows students to apply their knowledge of economics, business, and financial management to a real-world research project. Students demonstrate their ability to analyze problems, conduct research, evaluate evidence, and present practical recommendations.