UNISA · NQF 8
FIN4802 International Financial Management — Notes, Solution Packs and Past Papers
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Assignment student editions from 2016 onward; nineteen study-unit notes in build.
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1How International Financial Management is examined
Each part of the FIN4802 guide opens by setting out what the work experience module asks for, the work products that satisfy it, and what a supervisor is signing off.
Every part closes with a note like this one: the point on which candidates most often lose the marks, and how to avoid losing it. Ask for the free FIN4802 extract to see a worked example from this module.
How it is examined
How FIN4802 is examined
The examination runs three hours, is closed book and is set out of 100 marks across four questions. Exchange-rate parity, currency risk hedging and international capital budgeting carry the calculation marks; the discussion marks go to explaining what a figure means for the firm.
Based on: Jan/Feb 2026 paper. Confirm the current format in your tutorial letter or module guide.
Module facts
| Module code | FIN4802 |
|---|---|
| Institution | UNISA |
| Level | NQF 8 |
| Prescribed text | Madura & Fox, International Financial Management (3rd ed., Cengage) |
| Part of | UNISA Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Financial Management |
| Updated | 21 September 2026 |
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