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Bachelor courses

SM Finance I - Corporate Finance (Bachelor)

 

Module code

1259BSMFI1

Course number(s)

14259.0310 (Lecture)

14259.0311 (Tutorial)

Module availability Summer term
Language English
ECTS 6
Workload 180 h
Independent studies 120 h
Contact time 60 h
Instructors

Univ. Prof. Dr. Dieter Hess (Lectures)

Frederik Simon, M.Sc. (Tutorials)

Consulting hours

Frederik Simon, M.Sc.

Room 5.406 / 5th floor / Sibille-Hartmann-Str.

by arrangement

 

Course description

The course "Corporate Finance" provides students with both theoretical and practical knowledge about financial statement analysis, long-term financial planning and company valuation. Accordingly, it is highly relevant for students seeking a career in finance (academia or financial services). First, students learn how to read and analyze financial statements (balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement). Further, definitions of common financial terms and important financial ratios are discussed. Throughout the lecture and tutorial, students learn how to consistently plan financial statements for future periods. In particular, students learn how to apply techniques of financial planning to generate cash flow forecasts as well as how to derive a company’s cost-of-capital as inputs for company valuation. Finally, the course introduces different company valuation approaches (e.g., multiples, DCF models) and analyzes their applicability under real world conditions.

 

BM Finance II - Cases in Finance (Bachelor)

 

Module code 1259BBMFI2
Course number(s)

142590306, 142590307, 142590308, 142590309,

142590310, 142590311, 142590312, 142590313

Module availability Winter term and Summer term 
Language German
ECTS 6
Workload 180 h
Independent studies 150 h
Contact time 30 h
Instructors

Nathalie Zährl, M.Sc. 

Niklas Alexander Anders, M.Sc.

Luca Conrads, M.Sc.

Simon Wolf, M.Sc.

Consulting hours

Luca Conrads, M.Sc.

Room 5.412 / 5th floor / Sibille-Hartmann-Str.

by arrangement

 

Course description

The module “Cases in Finance” includes conceptual and application-related elements for the assessment of stocks (e.g. the calculation of risk-return profiles, determination of financial ratios and cost of capital) by means of student project work, presentations and discussions. Students work independently in teams to develop solutions to relevant questions. In doing so, students independently conduct research and statistical analyses. For this purpose, students use skills and knowledge acquired in particular in the basic modules Finance I, Accounting I & II and Statistics. Independent familiarization with appropriate analysis software (Excel) is required.

 

Bachelor Seminar Finance - Corporate Finance

 

Modul code 1259BSMSFI
Course number(s)

14259.0302 (Seminar I)

14259.0303 (Seminar II)

Module availability Winter term and Summer term
Language German and English
ECTS 6
Workload 180 h
Instructors Luca Brunke, M.Sc. 
Consulting hours

Luca Brunke, M.Sc. ​​​​​​​ 

Room 5.413 / 5th floor / Sibille-Hartmann-Str.

by arrangement 

 

Course description

The Bachelor Seminar Finance - "Corporate Finance I" or "Corporate Finance II" focuses on current theoretical and empirical issues. Further information will be given in the preliminary meeting.

The students should be at the end of their Bachelor studies, have very good German and English language skills and have successfully completed the course "SM Finance I - Corporate Finance" in advance. 

 

 

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