Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Banking & Finance
The BBA in Banking & Finance at Southshore University College is an elite, industry-aligned degree designed to produce the next generation of financial architects. Grounded in our TEASE values (Trustworthiness, Experience, Authority, Success, Expertise), the programme integrates rigorous theoretical foundations with the technical Expertise required to manage risk and capital in global markets.

Key Information
Academic Division
School of Business & Management
Duration
4 Years
Awarding Institution
University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Accreditation
Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC)
Strategic Focus
Applied Learning & Financial Authority
Institutions
Teaching Institution
SouthShore University College
Awarding Institution
University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Our programme is benchmarked against International Standards to ensure your qualification carries global weight.
Applied Learning Mandate
60% of major finance courses involve graded simulations, including stock market modeling and credit risk audits for real-world scenarios.
Financial Skills Pipeline
A mandatory 100-hour track focusing on Bloomberg/Refinitiv terminal proficiency, Advanced Financial Modeling, and Fintech applications.
Industry Training & Placement (ITPO)
100% placement capability for final-year students within leading commercial banks, investment firms, and regulatory bodies.
Integrity & Trust
In line with our Trustworthiness pillar, the curriculum includes mandatory certifications in Financial Ethics and Anti-Money Laundering (AML).
Quality & Accreditation
Fully accredited by GTEC and monitored by the DOEQA. The programme utilizes External Examiners from globally ranked institutions to ensure our standards match the world's best financial schools. Apply via the Registrar's portal to secure your place.
Admission Requirements
- WASSCE/SSSCE
Pass in six (6) subjects, including credits (A1-C6) in English, Core Maths, and Integrated Science/Social Studies, plus three elective subjects in Business or Science.
- Equitable Admissions
We provide scholarship paths for high-potential students from underrepresented backgrounds via our Widening Participation pillar.
Curriculum Overview
Year 1
Semester 1
FIN 101: Personal Finance
GER 101: English for Academic Purposes
GER 103: French for Communication
GER 107: Governance and Public Administration
SCS 109: Information Technology I
STS 111: Spiritual Formation
Semester 2
GER 105: Mathematics for Decision Making
GER 102: English for Academic Purposes
GER 104: French for Communication
GER 106: Statistics
GER 108: Logic and Critical Thinking
Year 2
Semester 1
GER 110: Life Span Development and Human Behaviour
GER 112: Principles of Social Behaviour
SCS110: Information Technology
ACC 201: Principles of Financial Reporting
BUS 203: Principles of Microeconomics
BUS 205: Legal Environment of Business I
BUS 209: Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions
FIN 211: Principles of Financial Management
MGT 207: Principles of Management
HRM 209: Principles of Human Resource Management
Semester 2
ACC 202: Principles of Managerial Accounting
BUS 204: Principles of Macroeconomics
BUS 206: Legal Environment of Business II
BUS 214: Business Communication
MGT 210: Principles of Leadership
MGT 212: Principles of Operations Management
MKT 208: Principles of Marketing Management
Year 3
Semester 1
BUS 305: Managerial Economics
BUS 313: Company and Partnership Law
MKT 313: Consumer Behaviour
FIN 311: Monetary and Financial Systems
FIN 313: Law and Regulations in Banking
FIN 319: Micro-finance and Rural Banking
Semester 2
SCS 305: Management Information Systems
BUS 305: Managerial Economics
BUS 313: Company and Partnership Law
MKT 313: Consumer Behaviour
FIN 311: Monetary and Financial Systems
FIN 313: Law and Regulations in Banking
FIN 319: Micro-finance and Rural Banking
SCS 305: Management Information Systems
Year 4
Semester 1
FIN 401: International Trade and Finance
FIN 403: Central and Development Banking
FIN 405: E-Banking
FIN 406: Investment and Portfolio Management
GER 405: Internship
Semester 2
ACC 426: Financial Statement Analysis
BUS 408: Organizational Policy and Strategy
FIN 414: Financial Risk Management
FIN 418: Lending and Credit Management
GER 406: Project Work
FIN 409: Insurance and Pensions
FIN 423: Marketing of Financial Service
Career Prospects
We target an 85% Graduate Employability Rate. Graduates are prepared for roles such as:
Investment Analyst
Risk Manager
Credit Controller
Treasury Officer
Fintech Developer