College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 323 – Corporate Finance
Capital budgeting; theory of capital structure; corporate governance, corporate control and capital restructuring
Prerequisites: BA 302, 311, 312
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College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 282 Advanced Corporate Finance
Extensions of basic finance theories and their applications in financing and investment decisions; covers mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, securities financing, financial restructuring, and project finance. 2 units.
Prerequisite: BA 280.2
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 322 – International Finance
Open-economy macroeconomics; exchange rate regimes; International capital markets
Prerequisites: BA 302, 311, 312
Course of Phd from Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration at Chulalongkorn University
FINC486-0 - Corporate Finance
This advanced seminar focuses primarily on the theory of corporate finance. Topics include the Modigliani-Miller invariance theorems; the role of taxes, incentives, asymmetric information and product market competition in the choice of capital structure; optimal security design, and financial intermediation. Students should be familiar with material from FINC485.
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 280.2 Corporate Finance and Financial Markets
Financial forecasting and planning, investment evaluation and portfolio theory, financial structure choices and design, valuation of basic types of securities, and the functions and structures of financial markets. 2 units.
Prerequisite: BA 280.1
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto
MGT3090 - Advanced Corporate Finance
Until recently corporate finance was a field detached from the rest of economic discourse. Fortunately, this state of affairs is changing. In this course, students will be exposed to research and researchers that are exploring the strong interrelations between corporate finance and other economic subfields: growth, political economy, theory of the firm, economics of the media, and behavioral finance. We are very fortunate to include as lecturers in this course Professors Zingales and Morck, whose work is pushing forward the frontier.
College of Commerce at University of San Carlos
Cognate Courses
PhD BA 312 Studies in Knowledge Management 3
PhD BA 313 Studies in International Business 3
PhD BA 314 Studies in Managerial Accounting 3
PhD BA 315 Studies in Financial Accounting 3
PhD BA 316 Studies in Corporate Finance 3
PhD BA 317 Studies in Global Marketing Management 3
PhD BA 318 Studies in E-Commerce Management 3
PhD BA 319 Studies in Quality Management 3
PhD BA 320 Studies in Business and Enterprise Development 3
PhD BA 321 Studies in Wage and Salary Administration 3
PhD BA 322 Effective University Teaching 3
PhD BA 323 Corporate Planning 3
PhD BA 324 Labor and Social Legislation 3
PhD BA 325 Dissertation III: Dissertation Writing 6
The Ph.D. student may choose
Course outline:
PhD 301 Management Research and the Research Process
PhD 302 Research Design and Methodology
PhD 303 Multivariate Statistics
PhD 304 Current Research in Management
PhD 305 Marketing Management
PhD 306 Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance
PhD 307
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 324 – Empirical Methods in Finance
Empirical testing of CAPM, APT, CCAPM, and other asset pricing models; market volatility and market microstructure studies; interest rate models; advanced financial econometric issues
Prerequisites: BA 313 Econometric Analysis
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
Breadth courses are offered on a trimestral basis. One trimester is 13 weeks. Each course is 2.67 hours per week and gives 2 credit units to the student. The course descriptions can be found in the MBA pages of the UPCBA website.
BA 201 - Economic Analysis
BA 211 - Management Science
BA 220 - Managerial Accounting & Control I
BA 251 - Organizational Behavior
BA 221 - Managerial Accounting & Control II
BA 230 - Marketing Management
BA 240 - Operations Management
BA 280.1 - Fundamentals of Financial Management
BA 243 - Management of Innovation
BA 286 - Management of Information
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
MS Finance Program
Financial institutions undertake the financial sector’s mobilization of resources. Crucial to the sector’s growth is its managerial manpower.
The effort in developing such managers had been through MBA programs that offer elective courses in financial management. However, MBA programs remain mainly oriented toward training generalist business managers. As a result, substantial resources are still expended in non-formal special training in finance.
Furthermore, the growing size and complexity of the Philippine finance sector has created the need for a specialized degree program in finance.
In accordance with UP’s mandate to be at the forefront
Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University
Program Overview
The doctoral program in finance at McGill prepares students for research-oriented academic careers. While students from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, the typical student holds an undergraduate or a master degree in economics, finance, mathematics, statistics, computer science, engineering or physics. All admitted students will receive funding of at least $20,000 per year for a four year period.
The program is normally completed in four or five years. The first two years in the program are devoted primarily to taking courses, in finance as well as supporting disciplines (economics, mathematics and econometrics/statistics).
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto
MGT 3033 MGT 3033 Corporate Finance
This course reviews current and academic research in corporate finance. It covers both theory and empirical tests of the theoretical models.
This course reviews current and academic research in corporate finance. It covers both theory and empirical tests of the theoretical models.
University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH)
PhD of DEGREE
At the PhD level, UEH offers twelve doctorates: Planning and Investment Economics, Labor Economics and Human Resources Development, Agricultural Economics & Rural Development, Business Administration, Foreign Trade, Commerce, Marketing, International Business, Corporate Finance, Banking, Public Finance, Accounting and Auditing, Economic Mathematics and Statistics.
Faculties Major
Faculty of Development Economics Development Economics
Agricultural Economics
Labor Economics
Faculty of Political Economics Political Economics
Faculty of Business Administration Business Administration
Industrial Economics
Economic Management
Faculty of Commerce and Tourism Commerce
Faculty of Public Finance Finance and Banking Economics
Faculty of Corporate
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 320 – Financial Theory
Basic portfolio theory; static and dynamic asset pricing theories; analysis of financial markets.
Prerequisites: BA 302, 311, 312
Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University
FINE 622
3 credits
Modern Corporate Finance
Finance: Foundations of modern corporate finance theory. Key topics: Capital structure in a perfect market as well as imperfections arising from debt and taxes, and bankruptcy costs. Dividend and payout policy. Capital budgeting and valuation with leverage. Corporate governance. Corporate risk management.
Offered by: Management
Prerequisite: MGCR-651 Managing Resources.
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA303 – Macroeconomic Analysis
Macroeconomic theory; schools of thought in macroeconomics; growth theory; financial market systems
Prerequisite: None
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 330 – Marketing Decision Models
Empirical models of consumer behavior and markets.
Prerequisites: BA 302, 311, 312
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 321 – Risk Analysis
Risk measurement and modeling including value at risk; options and other financial derivatives; credit, market, operational and integrated risk management strategies.
Prerequisites: BA 302, 311, 312
College of Commerce at University of San Carlos
Major Courses
PhD BA 306 Research Issues in Strategic Marketing 3
PhD BA 307 Research Issues in Operations Management 3
PhD BA 308 Research Issues in Human Resources Management 3
PhD BA 309 Research Issues in Financial Management 3
PhD BA 310 Research Issues in Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility 3
Total units 15
PhD BA 311 Dissertation II: Developing the Theoretical Framework 3
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 262 International Finance
The methods of financing foreign trade, financing procedures for export-import transactions, gold movements, capital movements and the role of international financial institutions. 2 units.
Prerequisite: BA 260 Equivalent to BA 280.2
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 302 – Microeconomic Analysis
Consumer choice; choice under uncertainty; analysis of firm behavior; market structure; principal-agent problem; general equilibrium, public goods & externalities.
Prerequisite: None
Nanyang Business School at Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
B6222 Corporate Finance
Pre-requisite:
B6005 Financial Management
Builds upon the principles of financial management to analyse corporate financial problems. Topics include equity and debt financing, financial decisions and announcements, managing corporate growth, free cash flow, payout policy, financial structure policy, the market for corporate control, corporate risk management, international aspects of corporate finance and real options.
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
BA 238 Entrepreneurship
Innovation and new business formations in independent and corporate settings. 2 units.
Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor
Course of Phd from Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration at Chulalongkorn University
FINC520-1, 2 - Seminar in Finance
Current research in topics such as international finance, empirical finance, capital structure, and financial markets is analyzed. The seminar usually requires in-class presentations by students, as well as individual research projects.
College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines
The documents to be submitted together with the Accomplished Application Form are as follows:
Transcript of records
Certificate of employment indicating duties and responsibilities
3 copies of 2x2 photograph
Photocopy of birth certificate
Payment for Graduate Program Admission Test (GPAT) - P450
for Filipino citizen and US$ 50 for foreign applicants