Course: Financial Statement Analysis of a Multinational Enterprise credits: 5

PLO1: International Business Opportunities 
In this course, the student learns to apply an intermediate understanding of finance, accounting, and supply chain management to analyse how firms create value through financial performance, capital structure, and operational efficiency. 

Learning Line: Economics, Finance & Accounting: 

CLO1: The student can interpret financial statements and ratio analyses to assess a company’s financial health, capital structure, and potential for long-term value creation. 

Learning Line: Operations and Supply Chain: 

CLO2: The student can evaluate how inbound logistics influence performance and propose straightforward improvements to enhance value creation. 

PLO2: Business Transformation 
In this course, the student learns to apply intermediate financial, operational, and sustainability insights to identify improvement opportunities and provide responsible, evidence-based recommendations for business transformation. 

Learning Line: Economic, Finance & Accounting: 

CLO1: The student can analyse financial data and external business information to draw conclusions about a company’s future financial performance and formulate realistic, data-driven recommendations for improvement. 

Learning Line: Operations and Supply Chain: 

CLO2: The student can use financial and operational information to propose actions that optimise the cash conversion cycle and strengthen sustainable supply chain performance. 

Learning Line: Sustainability and Societal Impact: 

CLO3: The student can evaluate a company’s sustainability developments and apply the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework to formulate value-adding recommendations for responsible business transformation.