Please indicate whether we may use 3rd party analytics and non-essential cookies to improve your experience and our applications. If you agree, the data we collect through these tools may be stored and processed in any country in which Ellucian or its sub-processors maintain facilities or personnel, including the United States. Read the Ellucian privacy notice for more on cookies and analytics Ellucian Privacy Notice

What would you like to do?

Search and register for your classes. you can also view and manage your schedule., give yourself a head start by building plans. when you're ready to register, you'll be able to load these plans., stay on track for graduation by reviewing your degree requirements., looking for classes in this section you can browse classes you find interesting., view your past schedules and your ungraded classes., look up basic course information like subject, course and description., view registration status, update student term data, and complete pre-registration requirements..

Your cart is empty

Have an account?

Log in to check out faster.

All Store Products

How to Grow Your PMU Business in 2023 / PMU Beginner Guide

How to Grow Your PMU Business in 2023 / PMU Beginner Guide

Happy New Year from Microbeau! As the new year commences, we strongly believe in starting on the right foot. Microbeau highly encourages artists to have a plan in place for the continued growth of your business. Your first objective as an artist should always be to secure more clients over time. PMU artist, business coach, and entrepreneur Sheila Bella recommends artists to set SMART goals for their business in order to help them visualize and roadmap their way to success.   

A SMART goal is an acronym for: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. This will help you keep track of where you want to be in relation to where you are with your goals and plans.   

Specific : Get very detailed with your specific needs. Determine the exact amount of client increase that you want, why you want said clients, and how much income you plan to make from acquiring these clients.   

Measurable: Although you may want to secure a huge client list, it is important to start by thinking on a smaller scale about how to make this achievable.  

Achievable: Asses your current situation and determine whether it is achievable given your current circumstances.  

Relevant: Are you running your business in a way that sets you up for future success with your goals in mind?  

Time-bound: Create a realistic timeline for yourself with regular check points so that you can keep track of your progress and set deadlines for yourself.   

Build A Strong Social Media Presence   

In our current society, it is essential for any business to sustain a healthy online social media presence and ensure that it is exponentially growing over time. The purpose of this is because there is only so much networking and growth you can achieve from word of mouth. Social media is a strong and effective tool in growing business and reaching greater audiences. Now the question is, “How do I grow my social media presence?”  

The first step to growing your business on social media is understanding what you're selling. You must be aware of what you are trying to sell. Are you selling a product or a service, or are you selling both? In any case, you must ensure that any content creation on your social media has a focal point of highlighting and promoting what you are trying to sell.   

Secondly, you must know who you are selling to. Know your niche and create content that caters to what your audience wants to see. According to Sheila, “When you're more specific with whom you're creating content for, you have a greater probability of your content getting more traction and achieving what you want it to do.”  

Investigate your potential audience’s needs. Get into the nitty-gritty of what their immediate needs are, and you will be able to understand how to produce content that will add value to their lives, and in turn, look to you for advice.   

Finally, make a social media plan and stick to it. Although there are many factors that are out of your immediate control when it comes to growing your presence online, the one thing you CAN do is create a strategic plan and abide by it.  

Sheila recommends living by these 8 pillars to ensure growth.  

- Share Your Story  

- Educate  

- Demonstrate  

- Survey Your Audience  

- Behind The Scenes  

- Entertain  

- Inspire  

When you offer your consistency with your followers, you will ensure that you have long term growth.   

The third step in growing your social media is to establish a bond with your clients and followers.  Sheila says, “You should be using DMs to sell on social media and grow your business because it is the best way to connect with your audience and build a trust-filled relationship with them.”  

To establish a relationship with your clients and have them trust you, it’s important to find something to bond with them about.   

Tip 1- You can do this by looking at their profiles and finding things in common that you can chat to them about.   

Tip 2- Another way is to ask them what got them interested in PMU. This is something you can always use as a go-to if you can’t find a subject to relate to.   

Tip 3- Get personal. Relate to people’s emotions and feed into it. Ask people personal questions to get them to open up to you. This will lead to them feeling comfortable with you and placing trust in you.   

Tip 4- Make a template so you can keep your questions and responses organized and standard. This is also useful if you have an assistant or employee running your social media accounts.   

Once you’ve taken all these steps, you’re ready to seal the deal and offer your services. If the person does not seem willing to pay yet, you can offer them a small discount or free offer on a product or service. This will make them feel like you value their needs and are willing to assist them in their situation.   

If your leads did not convert the first time you contacted them, it is important to be open to the possibility of following up with a second message. Although this may be out of your comfort zone, it is essential in the process. Not only does this show commitment to your craft, but it makes the client feel like you value them enough to try for a second time.   

Sheila says, “When you follow up consistently with your leads, you're ensuring they constantly feel cared for by your business. You're exhibiting the kind of care and attention you will give them when they invest in your business!”  

Keep track of your leads over time. There are useful apps that allow you to do this along with store any important information about your conversation or the client that may prove useful in the future. A great tool is the Trello app.    

Keep Learning   

As a PMU artist the key to growing your business is to INVEST IN YOURSELF. You must invest in educating yourself on the latest trends, the best tools, and resources that will help you grow your business over time.   

PMU Tools for Your Success  

If What You’re Looking for is...  

  • A wireless device that features a digital display, needle sensing, meanwhile being comfortable and reliable, the Bellar Air  is the device for you.  
  • A wireless device that is slim in design and powerful in performance, the Flux Mini is the device for you.   
  • A pen-style machine with ultimate precision during linework PMU procedures, the Bellar V2 is the device for you.  
  • A wireless, 3.0mm stroke machine with a bigger grip, the Flux S would be a great device for you.   
  • A device that has interchangeable strokes, the  Xion S  is the device for you.   
  • A small, comfortable PMU device, the Xion Mini is the device for you.   
  • Needles that feature a slim, tapered cartridge design and offer maximum visibility and pixel-perfect precision, then the Vertix Needles  are for you.   
  • Comprehensive PMU pigment sets with a range of colors that meet all your needs for that technique, then Evenflo Colours are for you.   

Must Have Products

LightningBolt UNI Battery Pack

5 Reasons Why You NEED the Microbeau AirBolt in Your PMU Setup

From Permits to Pigments: A Guide for PMU Artists Starting Their Own Business

From Permits to Pigments: A Guide for PMU Artists Starting Their Own Business

Microbeau Artist of the Month Valeriia Horiuk

Microbeau Artist of the Month Valeriia Horiuk

Mother's Day Lulu Entrepreneur Mom

Mother's Day Lulu Entrepreneur Mom

Microbeau Artist of the Month Chara Hilson

Microbeau Artist of the Month Chara Hilson

Power Women of PMU featuring Tatiane Nichols and Tahmina Sarwari

Power Women of PMU featuring Tatiane Nichols and Tahmina Sarwari

Power Women of PMU featuring Elena Ambrosio & Justine Przewieda

Power Women of PMU featuring Elena Ambrosio & Justine Przewieda

Celebrate International Woman’s Day with Microbeau's Special Edition Bellar Air Wireless Machine in Bunny Tongue Color

Celebrate International Woman’s Day with Microbeau's Special Edition Bellar ...

Introducing Our Exciting New Product: Disposable Sterile Grip!

Introducing Our Exciting New Product: Disposable Sterile Grip!

Pigments for Melanin Rich skin

Pigments for Melanin Rich skin

How to Enhance PMU Pigments With Evenflo's First-Ever Diluent, Flow Solution

How to Enhance PMU Pigments With Evenflo's First-Ever Diluent, Flow Solution

Holiday PMU Gift Guide for Lip Blush Procedures by Lulu Siciliano

Holiday PMU Gift Guide for Lip Blush Procedures by Lulu Siciliano

Small Business Saturday with Lidia Gudyasova: Top Business Tips and Her Brand-New Lip Course

Small Business Saturday with Lidia Gudyasova: Top Business Tips and Her Bran...

How to Prep Like a Pro for Your PMU Procedure

How to Prep Like a Pro for Your PMU Procedure

How This Scar Camouflage Artist is Creating a Safe Haven for Clients

How This Scar Camouflage Artist is Creating a Safe Haven for Clients

How a Master Artist's Battle with Breast Cancer Inspired Her Craft

How a Master Artist's Battle with Breast Cancer Inspired Her Craft

The Journey of an Oncology NP Turned Scar Camouflage Artist

The Journey of an Oncology NP Turned Scar Camouflage Artist

How This 3D Areola Master is Reconstructing Lives Every Day

How This 3D Areola Master is Reconstructing Lives Every Day

Everything You Need to Know About Microblading: Techniques, Aftercare and More

Everything You Need to Know About Microblading: Techniques, Aftercare and More

What PMU Artists Love About Bellar Air

What PMU Artists Love About Bellar Air

  • Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
  • Opens in a new window.

study plan business administration pmu

  • Message from the Dean
  • Enrollment Statistics
  • Computer Science
  • Information Technology
  • Software Engineering
  • Faculty & Research
  • Clubs & Associations

Back Icon

FRESHMAN YEAR

  FRESHMAN YEAR  
FIRST SEMESTER   SECOND SEMESTER  
Course Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite Course  Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite
Lecture Lab Lecture Lab
ALIS 1211 Introduction to Islamic culture 2 2     ALIS 1212 The Social System in Islam 2 2    
COMM
1311
Written Communication 3 3     COMM 1312 Writing and Research 3 3   COMM 1311
UNIV 1211 Prof. Development and Competencies 2 2   UNIV 1212 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 2 2    
MATH
1422
Calculus I 4  
4
 
1
PRPM 0022 MATH 1423 Calculus II 4 4 1 MATH 1422
GEIT 1411 Computer Science I 4 3 2   GEIT 1412 Computer Science II 4 3 2 GEIT 1411
PHED 1111 Active Living Lifestyle 1 1   PHYS 1421 Physics for Engineers I 4 3 3 MATH 1422
Total Credit Hours 16 Total Credit Hours 19

SOPHOMORE YEAR

  SOPHOMORE YEAR  
FIRST SEMESTER   SECOND SEMESTER  
Course Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite Course  Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite
Lecture Lab Lecture Lab
ALIS 2211 Linguistic
Communication Skills
2 2     ALIS 2212 The Biography of Prophet
Mohammad
2 2    
UNIV 1213 Leadership and Teamwork 2  
2
    COMM 2312 Technical and
Professional
Communications
3 3   COMM 1311
COMM 1312
COMM 2311
PHYS 1422 Physics for Engineers II 4 3 3 PHYS 1421 MATH 1423 ASSE 2111 Learning Outcome Assessment I 1 1 1 Sophomore Level
MATH 1324 Calculus III 3 3 1 MATH 1423 GEIT 2331 Mathematical Reasoning and Algorithmic Thinking 3 3 0 GEIT 1412
GEIT 2421 Data Structures 4 3 2 GEIT 1412 SOEN 2312 Web Programming 3 2 2 GEIT 1411
COMM 2311 Oral Communication 3 3   COMM 1312 GEIT 2291 Professional Ethics 2 2 0  
PHED 1112 Healthy Behaviors and Management 1 1   PHED 1111   Social Science Elective I*  3      
Total Credit Hours 19       Total Credit Hours 17      

JUNIOR YEAR

  JUNIOR YEAR  
FIRST SEMESTER   SECOND SEMESTER  
Course Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite Course  Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite
Lecture Lab Lecture Lab
GEIT 3341 Database I 3 2 2 GEIT 1412 SOEN 3311 Requirements Engineering 3 3 0 GEIT 3351
GEIT 3331 Computer Organization 3 3 0 GEIT 2421 SOEN 4361 Operating Systems 3 3 0 GEIT 3331
SOEN 2332 Discrete Structure and Combinatorial Analysis 3 3 0 GEIT 2331 ASSE 3211 Learning Outcome Assessment II 2 2   ASSE 2111
GEIT 3351 Principles of Software Engineering 3 3 0 GEIT 1412 SOEN 4371 E-Commerce 3 3 0 GEIT 3341 SOEN2312
SOEN 3351 Algorithms I 3 3 0 GEIT 2421 MATH 2313 Probability and Statistics 3 3 0 MATH 1423
Total Credit Hours 15       Total Credit Hours 14      

SUMMER OF JUNIOR YEAR

Course Number   Course Title Credit Hours   Pre-requisite
GEIT 4361 Internship   3 8 weeks (320 hours) full time End of Junior Year (summer before graduation) and department approval

SENIOR YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
Course Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite Course  Number Course Title Credit Hours Contact Hours Pre-requisite
Lecture Lab Lecture Lab
SOEN 4311 Software Architecture and Design 3 3 0 SOEN 3311   CS, CE, or IT Elective (300 or 400 Level)  *** 3 3 0  
ASSE 4311 Assessment III - SE (Capstone) 3 3 0 ASSE 3211   Social Science Elective II  3      
  Natural Science Elective** 4       SOEN 4313 Software Project
Management
3 3 0 GEIT 3351
SOEN 4312 Software Testing and Quality Assurance 3 3 0 GEIT 3351   SE Elective II **** 3 3 0  
  SE Elective I **** 4 3 2 to 3              
Total Credit Hours 17       Total Credit Hours 12      
TOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS = 132  

Newsletters

  • Events & Updates
  • Directions & Maps

Stay Connected

seu

College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

  • Program Structure by kind of requirements
  • Program Structure by years
  • Cooperative Training Program

​Introduction

Finance is a rather recent specialization in field of business administration at large. But the importance of financial jobs in most organizations, financial markets and economy in general, has brought finance as a specialization to be included in many colleges of administration. At the same time, the complexity of the relations among the banking sector, financial markets and insurance companies, has highlighted the need for graduates who can handle these complexities, in order to secure investments in the best way possible.

Program content

The BA in Business Administration (Finance) focuses on graduating students who can understand and operate in an environment which is governed by the complexities of relations among various financial institutions. The academic plan of the program covers administrative skills as well as different dimensions of financial quantitative methods and instruments. The study plan covers all the dimensions of financial resources and investment, which leads to high returns for investors and appropriators, and hence to the overall economy of KSA. The academic plan covers the knowledge domains and the skills needed for graduates to understand the financial systems and activities of financial markets and banks. Consequently, the program produces an all rounded graduate capable of taking the best financial and investment decision in a given situation. In addition to academic competencies, the academic plan caters for practical skills through training in case studies incorporated with most courses, employing a variety of teaching and evaluation strategies. The program has 130 credit hours distributed over university and college requirements, core courses and electives.

Program Information

42 : 4
English
    130

Program objectives

The BA in Business Administration (Finance) aims at preparing a specialized workforce and developing the skills and competencies needed for meeting the requirements of the job market in both public and private sectors.

Take decisions about financial matters (e.g. financing and/or investing in projects and business ventures), which consolidates the value and position of the employer's organization.

Plan and predict financial short-term and long-term needs.

Evaluate investment projects through measuring risks and returns which are essential for investment decisions.

Analyze and evaluate financial records for financial organizations.

Utilize up-to-date methods in evaluating financial matters.

Understand market trends.

Draw and execute financial plans.

Manage financial portfolios and evaluate their returns.

Justification for offering BA in Business Administration

The following reasons and needs justify offering the program:

A. The importance of administrative jobs in any organization.

B. The continuous demands of the job market for administrative jobs.

C. The Kingdom's need for national administrative workforce.

D. The large number of applicants to specialize business administration.

Employment opportunities

The BA in Business Administration (Finance) prepares graduates to work in a wide variety of jobs in both public and private sectors.

Financial director

Financial researcher

Financial consultant

Financial analyst

Financial mediator (financial agencies)

Summary of Program Requirements

Credit Hours Requirement
34 University Requirement
57 College Requirement
30 Department Requirement
9 Concentration Requirement
130 Total Requirements for Graduation

University Requirements

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ENG001​ English Language Skills 16
CS001 Computer Essentials 3
MATH001 Fundamentals of Math 3
COMM001 Communication Skills 2
CI001 Academic Skills 2
ISLAM101 Introduction to Islamic Culture 2
ISLAM102 Professional Conduct & Ethics in Islam 2
ISLAM103 Islamic Economic System​ 2 ISLAM101
ISLAM104 Social System and Human Rights 2 ISLAM102
Total 34

College Requirements

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ACCT101 Principles of Accounting 3 Passing the First Year
MGT101 Principles of Management 3 Passing the First Year
STAT101 Statistics 3 Passing the First Year
ECON101 Microeconomics 3 Passing the First Year
LAW101 Legal Environment of Business 3 Passing the First Year
ECOM101 E-Commerce 3
MGT201 Marketing Management 3 MGT101
FIN101 Principles of Finance 3 ACCT101
MGT211 Human Resources Management 3 MGT101
STAT201 Quantitative Methods 3 STAT101
ECON201 Macroeconomics 3
MIS201 Management of Information Systems 3 MGT101
MGT301 Organizational Behavior 3 MGT211
ACCT301 Cost Accounting 3 ACCT101
MGT 311 Introduction to Operations Management 3 MGT101+STAT101
MGT321 Introduction to International Business 3
ECOM201 Introduction to E-management 3 MGT101
MGT322 Logistics Management 3 MGT101
MGT401 Strategic Management 3 MGT201 + FIN101
Total 57

Finance Department Requirements

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
FIN201 Corporate Finance 3 FIN101
FIN403 Investments 3 FIN101
FIN402 Financial Institutions and Markets 3 FIN101
FIN405 Financial Derivatives 3 FIN402
FIN301 Risk Management 3 FIN101
FIN406 International Finance 3 FIN402
FIN401 Banks Management 3 FIN101
FIN408 Internship 6 Complete 90 Credit Hours
FIN424 Portfolio Management 3 FIN403
Total 30

Concentration Requirement (Only one concentration must be chosen)

Finance concentration.

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
FIN416 Islamic Finance 3 FIN201
FIN414 Real Estate Finance 3 FIN201
FIN421 Small Business Financing 3 Small Business Financing
Total 9

E-commerce Concentration

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ECOM301 E-Marketing 3 MGT201
ECOM421 E-Business Strategies and Business Models 3 MGT401
IT404 Web Design 3
Total 9

Accounting Concentration

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ACCT201 Financial Accounting 3 ACCT101
ACCT422 Tax & Zakat Accounting 3 ACCT201
ACCT402 Introduction To Accounting Information Systems 3 ACCT101+MIS201
Total 9

Administration Concentration

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
MGT312 Decision Making and Problem Solving 3 MGT101
MGT402 Entrepreneurship and Small Business 3 MGT101
MGT323 Project Management 3 MGT311
Total 9

First Year Semester 1

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ENG001 English Language Skills 8
CS001 Computer Essentials 3
COMM001 Communication Skills 2
Total 13

First Year Semester 2

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ENG001 English Skills (Continued) 8
MATH001 Fundamentals of Math 3
CI001 Academic Skills 2
Total 13

Second Year Semester 3

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ISLAM101 Islamic Faith 2 Common First Year
STAT101 Statistics 3 Common First Year
LAW101 Legal Environment of Business 3 Common First Year
ECON101 Micro economics 3 Common First Year
MGT101 Principles of Management 3 Common First Year
ACCT101 Principles of Accounting 3 Common First Year
Total 17

Second Year Semester 4

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ISLM102 Professional Conduct & Ethics in Islam 2
STAT201 Quantitative Methods 3 STAT101
FIN101 Principles of Finance 3 ACCT101
MGT201 Marketing Management 3 MGT101
MGT211 H.R Management 3 MGT101
ECOM101 E-Commerce 3
Total 17

Third year Semester 5

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ECON201 Macroeconomics 3
MIS201 Management of Information Systems 3 MGT101
ECOM201 Introduction n to e-Management 3 MGT101
MGT301 Organizational Behaviour 3 MGT211
MGT311 Intro to Operations Management 3 MGT101 + STAT101
FIN201 Corporate Finance 3 FIN101
Total 18

Third year Semester 6

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ISLAM103 Islamic Economic System​ 2 ISLM101
ACCT301 Cost Accounting 3 ACCT101
MGT321 Intro to International Business 3
MGT322 Logistics Management 3 MGT101
FIN301 Risk Management 3 FIN101
Concentration Level 6 3 Concentration Table
Total 17

Forth Year Semester 7

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ISLM104 Islamic Social System 2 ISLM102
MGT401 Strategic Management 3 MGT201+FIN101
FIN401 Banks management 3 FIN101
FIN402 Financial Institutions and markets 3 FIN101
FIN403 Investments 3 FIN101
Concentration Level 7 3 Con. Table
Total 17

Forth Year Semester 8

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
FIN405 Financial Derivatives 3 FIN402
FIN406 International Finance 3 FIN402
FIN424 Portfolio Management 3 FIN403
FIN408 Internship 6 Complete 90 Hours
Concentration Level 8 3 Concentration Table
Total 18

(Finance) Concentration - Finance Program

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
FIN416 Islamic Finance FIN201
FIN414 Real Estate Finance FIN201
FIN421 Small Business Financing FIN301
Total

(Business Administration) Concentration - Finance Program

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
MGT312 Decision Making and Problem Solving MGT101
MGT402 Entrepreneurship and Small Business MGT101
MGT323 Project Management MGT311
Total

(Accounting) Concentration - Finance Program

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ACCT201 Financial Accounting ACCT101
ACCT422 Tax & Zakat Accounting ACCT201
ACCT402 Introduction To Accounting Information Systems ACCT101 + MIS201
Total

(E-commerce) Concentration - Finance Program

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
ECOM301 E-Marketing MGT201
IT404 Web Design
ECOM421 E-Business Strategy and Business Models MGT401
Total

(Finance) Concentration - Other Program

Course Code ​ Course Name​ Credit Hours Prerequisites
FIN201 Corporate Finance FIN101
FIN402 Financial Institutions and Markets FIN101
FIN401 Banks Management FIN101
Total

Brief Description

The internship ​provides qualified students with an opportunity to receive professional training and experience in an actual work environment. ​ This Internship is an ongoing seminar between the student, the faculty member and the employment supervisor. ​It involves an Internship Application and Learning Agreement, periodic meetings with the faculty representative, professional experience at a level equivalent to other senior-level courses and submission of material as established in the Internship Application.

Semester 8 (10 weeks).

Time Allocation and Scheduling Arrangement

One semester after completing 90 credit hours of the study plan.

Number of Credit Hours

6 credit hours.

Intended Learning Outcomes

To apply academic learning to workplace practices.

To practice and develop professional skills, such as oral, written, and interpersonal communications.

To use technology and analytical tools related to the field.

To understand and apply the working team requirements.

To examine one's own aptitudes toward work in the field of Finance and to consider which aspects of Finance best match one's own interests. ​

Assessment Procedures

40 % for internship activities (assigned by the on-training supervisor).

30 % for the apprehension and the assiduity of the student (assigned by the academic supervisor).

30 % for the substance and the style of the training report (assigned by the department)​.

To view the collaborative training program

To view more details about the cooperative training program Click here

To view the general guidelines of the cooperative training program​ Click here

Field Experience Training Guide Click here

For study plan files

Course Descriptions Click here

Important Links

  • Vision, Mission and Goals
  • About Blended Learning
  • Administrative and Financial Science College
  • Computing and Information College
  • Health Science College
  • Science and Theoretical Studies College

Visit SEU/Location

-->   00966112613500 -->