Master of Commerce (M.Com.)
A Master of Commerce (M. Com.) course develops and fosters graduates who seek to pursue careers as academicians and researchers and follow their passion to contribute to scholarship and learning as faculty in leading universities across the world. Alliance College of Commerce, Alliance University a leading institution that offers commerce courses in Bangalore, through its offer of the M. Com. course nurtures scholars with strong subject-matter expertise and research skills.
M. Com. is a two-year, four-semester degree course that offers an opportunity for graduates to acquire theoretical as well as practical inputs relating to the various segments of commerce. The course discusses various contemporary issues both from the national as well as international perspectives. The course covers the basic as well as advanced subjects in the area of commerce such as accounting theory, financial management, financial services and taxation policy. The curriculum also covers core subjects such as statistics for business decisions, human resource management and organizational behavior. A Master's graduate in commerce has the advantage of entering a career either in academics, research, or alternatively, in other professional areas of commerce and finance such as taxation, consultancy and financial services.
Course Structure
| Semester | Subjects |
|---|---|
| I | Accounting Theory |
| Managerial Economics | |
| Financial Management | |
| Quantitative Techniques | |
| Marketing Management | |
| Economic Environment of Business | |
| Organizational Behavior | |
| II | Business Research Methods |
Human Resource Management |
|
| Advanced Cost Accounting | |
| Financial Markets and Institutions | |
| e-Commerce | |
| Legal aspects of Business | |
| Advanced Management Accounting | |
| III | Security Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| Financial Statement Analysis | |
| Business Ethics and Corporate Governance | |
| Corporate Tax Laws and Planning | |
| Management Control and Information System | |
| Elective I | |
| Elective II | |
| IV | Management of Public Finance |
| International Financial Management | |
| Elective III | |
| Elective IV | |
| Dissertation |
Electives
Financial Management
| I | Project Appraisal & Finance |
| II | Corporate Restructuring through Mergers & Acquisitions |
| III | Derivatives & Risk Management |
| IV | Strategic Financial Management |
Banking, Insurance and Financial Services
| I | Commercial Banking |
| II | Risk and Insurance Management |
| III | Risk Management in Banks |
| IV | Management of Financial Services |
Accounting and Taxation
| I | Direct Taxation |
| II | Advanced Accounting |
| III | Indirect Taxation |
| IV | Accounting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) |
VALUE-ADDED COURSES:
| I | Soft Skills Training |
| II | Tally/ERP (Oracle Financials) |
| III | Cost and Management Audit |
| IV | Direct Tax Code and Goods & Services Tax |
| IV | Direct Tax Code and Goods & Services Tax |
* These courses are offered to students as value addition beyond the curriculum in each
semester on stipulated payment.