1. Financial Management: Principles and techniques of financial management, financial analysis, and financial decision-making in an international context.
2. International Financial Markets: Understanding the structure and functioning of global financial markets, including foreign exchange markets, capital markets, and money markets.
3. International Financial Instruments: Study of various financial instruments used in international finance, such as derivatives, foreign exchange contracts, international bonds, and syndicated loans.
4. Risk Management: Identifying and managing financial risks associated with international business operations, including currency risk, interest rate risk, and political risk.
5. International Investment: Evaluating investment opportunities in global markets, portfolio management, asset allocation strategies, and assessing the risk-return trade-off in international investments.
6. International Trade Finance: Study of trade finance instruments and techniques, including letters of credit, documentary collections, trade financing options, and export/import financing.
7. International Financial Regulation: Understanding the regulatory frameworks and compliance requirements in international finance, including international financial institutions, international accounting standards, and anti-money laundering regulations.
8. Financial Modeling: Developing financial models and utilizing quantitative techniques to analyze financial data and make informed decisions in international finance.
9. Cross-Cultural Communication: Recognizing the cultural nuances and communication challenges in international business environments and developing effective communication strategies.