Learn how businesses manage finances, control costs, and make effective financial decisions. Build a strong foundation in financial management and cost analysis used in real-world organizations. This course provides a structured introduction to financial management, helping you understand how companies plan, allocate, and control financial resources. You will explore key concepts such as investment decisions, financing strategies, and the balance between liquidity and profitability. You will also gain practical knowledge of cost management, including cost structures, direct labour, direct expenses, and cost centres. The course explains how cost accounting supports managerial decision-making and helps organizations control and optimize expenses.
In addition, you will learn the concept of time value of money and how it influences financial decisions, investment evaluation, and long-term planning. By the end of the course, you will be able to interpret financial information, analyze cost structures, and apply financial management principles to support effective business decisions in academic and professional settings.
