Commerce & Finance

Academic Programmes

The Department offers market-driven and widely recognized undergraduate and postgraduate Programmes.

Description of the Programme

The courses is more balanced by realigning the course contents to modern needs to include both commerce and social sciences subjects for overall professional and character development of the student. Courses were classified into core and specialized courses in Commerce. Support courses in social sciences and humanities were introduced for producing the effective leaders in commerce to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Objectives of the Programme

The objective of the programme is to provide the banking, financial sectors and as well as to non-financial sector with relevant human resource equipped with academic and applied knowledge. The programme will enable the participants to develop a good understanding of accounting, finance, money, banking, management and marketing and to understand the role of these factors in economic development. Moreover, they will be better able to analyze the behavior and structure of domestic and international products & financial markets and institutions in the light of current crises and challenges and may play their role in the development of manufacturing sector, trading sector, banking and non- banking financial institutions and capital markets.

At the end of the programme the students will be able to:

  • Evaluate different financial proposals by exhibiting strong theoretical Knowledge and quantitative techniques.
  • Establish an accounting system for new concern or handle the accounts of any ongoing concern.
  • Have a broader understanding of corporate, legal and business affairs.
  • Understand the modern business scenario.
  • Use strong managerial, interpersonal and negotiation skills.
  • Conduct research independently recommend policy implication regarding current economic and financial scenarios.
  • Comprehend business and economic environment.
Year – 1
Semester– I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-1101 Principles of Accounting 3
Semester– II
BAF-1201 Financial Accounting 3
Year – 2
Semester– III
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-2101 Cost Accounting 3
Semester– IV
BAF-2201 Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship 3
BAF-2202 Principles of Finance 3
Year – 3
Semester– V
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-3101 Principles of Management 3
BAF-3102 Business Research Methodology 3
BAF-3103 Financial Management 3
BAF-3104 Managerial Accounting 3
BAF-3104P Managerial Accounting 1
BAF-3105 Commercial Law 3
Semester–VI
BAF-3201 Principles of Marketing 3
BAF-3202 Business Communication and Report writing 3
BAF-3203 Corporate Law 3
BAF-3204 Income Tax Law 3
BAF-3205 Corporate Governance & Auditing 3
Year – 4
Semester– VII
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-4101 Banking Law and Practices 3
BAF-4102 Sales Tax, Custom & Excise Duty 3
Elective-I 3
Elective-II 3
BAF-4299 Research Dissertation/Internship 3
Semester–VIII
BAF-4201 Financial Econometrics 3
BAF-4201P Financial Econometrics 1
BAF-4202 Advanced Financial Accounting (with special reference to IAS/IFRS) 3
Elective III 3
Elective IV 3
BAF-4299 Research Dissertation/Internship 3
Elective Courses
Elective I & II
BAF-4103 Analysis of Financial Statements 3
BAF-4104 Accounting for Special Ventures 3
BAF-4105 Advanced Auditing 3
BAF-4106 Investment & Portfolio Management 3
BAF-4107 Valuation of Financial Derivatives 3
BAF-4108 Insurance & Risk Management 3
Elective III & IV
BAF-4203 Accounting for Corporations & Banking Companies (with special reference to IAS/IFRS) 3
BAF-4204 International Accounting 3
BAF-4205 Accounting Information System (Accounting Software-PEACH Tree) 3
BAF-4206 Credit Analysis and Management 3
BAF-4207 Mechanics of Financial Markets and Institutions 3
BAF-4208 International Financial Management 3
BAF-4209 Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management 3
Allied Courses (Business Accounting and Finance)
Year – 1
Semester– I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-1101 Principles of Accounting 3
Semester– II
BAF-1201 Financial Accounting 3
Year – 2
Semester– III
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BAF-2101 Cost Accounting 3
Semester– IV
BAF-2201 Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship 3
Description of the Program:

Embark on a thrilling journey into the future of finance with our Bachelor of Science in Financial Technology (BS FinTech) 4 years Program. Exhilarated to introduce this groundbreaking initiative, meticulously crafted to arm students with the expertise and capabilities required to thrive and lead in the fast-paced and ever-evolving realm where finance and technology converge.

In today's dynamic landscape, financial markets are being reshaped by technological breakthroughs at an unprecedented pace. Our BS FinTech program is your gateway to this exhilarating world. We go beyond conventional boundaries by seamlessly blending the core principles of finance with the latest, cutting-edge technological innovations.

Why choose the BS Financial Technology Program?

1. Pioneering Curriculum: Our curriculum is meticulously designed to cover every facet of FinTech, ensuring that you're not just an observer but a trailblazer in this transformative field. From blockchain to algorithmic trading, you'll delve deep into the technologies revolutionizing finance. 2. Hands-On Learning: We believe in learning by doing. Through hands-on projects, internships, and simulations, you'll gain practical experience that sets you apart in the job market. 3. Global Opportunities: The FinTech ecosystem knows no borders. Our program opens doors to global opportunities, giving you the chance to engage with international markets and trends. 4. Entrepreneurial Spirit: Nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset is a cornerstone of our program. You'll be encouraged to think creatively, identify market gaps, and develop innovative solutions that disrupt and drive change. 5. Industry Partnerships: We've forged strong partnerships with leading financial institutions and tech companies, offering you networking opportunities, internships, and potential career paths.

Completing the BS FinTech program, you'll be equipped with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to excel in roles such as financial analysts, blockchain developers, data scientists, and more. The world of finance and technology is yours to conquer, and we're here to help you seize it.

Join us in shaping the future of finance. Enrol in our BS FinTech program and embark on a thrilling adventure where finance meets technology. Your journey to success begins here.

Scheme of Study for Undergrad Program (BS Financial- Technology)
A: General Education Courses

All undergraduate degree programs comprises a mandatory set of 30 credit hours for general education courses as prescribed in this policy which will be covered in the first four semesters of the degree program.

Nature of Courses Number of Courses Credit Hours
Arts & Humanities 01 02
Natural Sciences 01 02+1
Social Sciences 01 02
Functional English 01 03
Quantitative Reasoning 02 06
Islamic Studies / Religious Education 01 03
Pakistan Studies 01 02
Applications of ICT 01 02+1
Public Policy 01 02
Civics and Community Engagement 01 02
Entrepreneurship 01 03
B: Distribution / Interdisciplinary Courses

All the undergraduate degree programs comprise a mandatory set of minimum 12 credit hours for interdisciplinary/allied courses. This is valid for all undergraduate degree programs except for Associate degrees, where the credit hours of interdisciplinary / allied courses may be less or more than 12 credits. Interdisciplinary/distribution courses are those offered in allied or complementary disciplines to reinforce the notion of interdisciplinary competency and to support horizon of the major. These distribution courses are other than the major and Gen Ed.

C: Major Courses for BS Financial Technology
Sr No Course Title Course Code GE/Dist./Maj
Semester I
1 Accounting Fundamentals FINT-1101 Major
Semester II
2 Computerized Accounting FINT-1102 Major
Semester III
3 Information Technology in Business FINT-2101 Major
Semester IV
4 Management Accounting FINT-2201 Major
5 Fundamentals of Financial Management FINT-2202 Major
6 Introduction to Programming FINT-2203 Major
7 Introduction to Database Systems FINT-2204 Major
8 Inferential Statistics & Descriptive Modelling FINT-2205 Major
Semester V
9 Commercial Law FINT-3101 Major
10 Financial Management FINT-3102 Major
11 Basics of Business Analytics FINT-3103 Major
12 Principles of Management FINT-3104 Major
13 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming FINT-3105 Major
Semester VI
14 Business Research Methods FINT-3201 Major
15 Programming for Finance FINT-3202 Major
16 Financial Markets & Institutions FINT-3203 Major
17 Introduction to E-Commerce & Freelancing FINT-3204 Major
18 Machine Learning for Business Analytics FINT-3205 Major
Semester VII
19 Blockchain Technology for Business FINT-4101 Major
20 Financial Econometrics FINT-4102 Major
21 Specialization – I Major
22 Specialization – II Major
23 Specialization – III Major
FINTECH RESEARCH PROJECT-I Major
Semester VIII
24 Financial Risk Analytics and Derivatives FINT-4201 Major
25 Artificial Intelligence in Business Decision FINT-4202 Major
26 Specialization – IV Major
27 Specialization – V Major
28 Specialization – VI Major
FINTECH RESEARCH PROJECT-II Major
Internship After Semester –IV 03 Credit Hours
General Education courses = 30 Credit Hours
Distribution Courses-12 Credit Hours
Major Courses= 28 Courses and 84 Credit hours Credit Hours
Research Project = 06 Credit Hours
Total Credit Hours in a programme = 135 Credit Hours

List of Elective / Specialization Courses
Sr. No Course title Course Code
1. Fundamental of Python programming FINT-4103
2. Enterprise Information System FINT-4104
3. Predictive Analytics FINT-4105
4. Operation Management FINT-4106
5. Data-Driven Decision Making and Optimization FINT-4107
6. Business Process and Simulation FINT-4108
7. Digital Banking & FinTech FINT-4109
8. Investment and Portfolio Analysis FINT-4203
9. FX and International Fixed Income Securities FINT-4204
10. Applied Digital Tax Management FINT-4205
11. Corporate Finance UOLCC FINT-4206
12. Alternative Investment Funds FINT-4207
13. Cyber Security in Financial Service Industry FINT-4208
14. FinTech & Sustainable Finance FINT-4209
15. Digital Transformation in Finance FINT-4210
  1. The applicant (Male/Female) applying for admission to BCom 4-years (Hons) programme must have passed his/her HSSC (Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical, ICS, Gen. Science, ICom and DCom) with at least 50% marks or A-level/12 Grade or equivalent in three subjects in first annual examination of the year of admission or in the preceding year of the admission.
  2. There is no age limit for an applicant seeking admission to B.Com (Hons).
  3. Admission will be strictly on merit which shall be determined on the basis of overall marks test and interview.
Year – I
Semester – I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC ISL-1101 Islamic Studies 2
BC ENG-1101 Functional English 3
BC MGT-1101 Introduction to Business 3
BC ACC-1101 Principles of Accounting 3
BC ECON-1101 Micro Economics 3
BC MATH-1101 Business Mathematics 3
Semester – II
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC PST-1201 Pakistan Studies 2
BC ENG-1201 Communication Skills 3
BC CA-1201 Computer Application in Business 3
BC ACC-1201 Financial Accounting 3
BC ECON-1201 Macro Economics 3
BC STAT-1201 Business Statistics 3
Year – II
Semester – III
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC ACC-2101 Business Law 3
BC MGT-2201 Principles of Management 3
BC ACC-2103 Advanced Accounting-I 3
BC FIN-2101 Introduction to Business Finance 3
BC ECON-2101 Economic issues of Pakistan 3
Semester – IV
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC ENG-2201 Technical Writing and Presentation Skills 3
BC MGT-2202 Entrepreneurship 3
BC ACC-2201 Cost Accounting 3
BC ACC-2102 Business Taxation 3
BC ACC-2202 Advanced Accounting-II 3
BC IDC-2201 Logical and Critical Thinking 3
Year – III
Semester – V
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC STAT-3101 Inferential Statistics 3
BC ACC-3102 Managerial Accounting 3
BC FIN-3101 Financial Management 3
BC ACC-3101 Corporate Law 3
BC MKT-3101 Principles of Marketing 3
Semester – VI
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC RM-3201 Research Methods in Business 3
BC FIN-3201 Principles of Risk Management and Insurance 3
BC ACC-3201 Auditing 3
BC MGT-3203 Managerial Economics 3
BC MGT-3201 Human Resource Management and Organization Behvior 3
BC INT-3201 Internship 3
Year – IV
Semester – VII
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC IT-4101 E. Commerce 3
BC FIN-4101 Investment and Portfolio Management 3
BC MGT-4101 Operations Management 3
BC FIN-4102 Financial and Regulatory Institutions 3
XXXX Elective – I 3
XXXX Elective – II 3
XXXX OR BCOM-4299 Elective –III OR Research Project 3
Semester – VIII
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BC FIN-4202 Corporate Governance 3
BC MGT-4201 Strategic Management 3
BC FIN-4201 International Business 3
XXXX Elective – IV 3
BC INT-3201 OR BCOM-4299 Internship or Research Project 3
Fields of Specialization
Accounting
BC ACC-4101 Advanced Accounting Theory and Practice 3
BC ACC-4102 Public Sector Accounting 3
BC ACC-4103 Advanced Auditing 3
BC ACC-4104 Cost Accounting Application 3
BC ACC-4105 Financial Reporting and their Disclosures 3
Finance
BC FIN-4103 Islamic Finance 3
BC FIN-4104 Corporate Finance 3
BC FIN-4105 Project Management 3
BC FIN-4106 Specialized Financial Institution 3
BC FIN-4107 International Finance 3
BC FIN-4108 Treasury and Fund Management 3
Marketing
BC MKT-4101 International Marketing 3
BC MKT-4102 Marketing Management 3
BC MKT-4103 Retail Management 3
BC MKT-4104 Advertising 3
BC MKT-4105 Marketing Research 3
BC MKT-4106 Hotel and Restaurant Management 3
Banking
BC BNK-4101 Banking Law and Practices 3
BC BNK-4102 International Banking 3
BC BNK-4103 Treasury and Fund Management 3
BC BNK-4104 Regulation of Financial Services 3
BC BNK-4105 Islamic Banking 3
Year – 1
Semester– I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BFE-7101 Economic Analysis 3
BFE-7102 International Finance and Management 3
BFE-7103 Investment Portfolio Including Assets and Liabilities Management (ALM) 3
BFE-7105 Applied Financial Econometrics-I 3
BFE-7106 International Banking and Trade 3
Semester– II
BFE-7201 Monetary Economics and Policy 3
BFE-7202 Financial Sector of Pakistan 3
BFE-7203 Financial Risk and Management 3
BFE-7204 Legal and Regulatory Framework for Banks and Financial Institutions 3
BFE-7205 Risk Management in Banks 3
BFE-7206 Advance Corporate Finance 3
BFE-7207 Dynamic Assets Pricing 3
BFE-7208 Applied Financial Econometrics – II 3
BFE-7209 Financial Market and Institution 3
BFE-7210 Financial Economics 3
BFE-7212 Islamic Banking and Finance 3
Year – 2
Semester– III & IV
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BFE-7499 Thesis 12