This advanced corporate finance course provides a deep understanding of how companies make high-level financial and strategic decisions. It begins with an introduction to advanced corporate finance concepts and explains how firms manage growth and long-term financial planning. A key topic in the course is the sustainable growth rate, which shows how companies can grow using internal financial resources without external financing. The course then explores capital structure decisions, including how companies choose between debt and equity financing in both perfect markets and real-world conditions with taxes. It explains how taxation affects financing choices and influences overall company value. Another important section covers dividend policy, explaining how companies decide to distribute profits to shareholders or reinvest them for growth. The course also examines broader issues in capital structure and financial strategy, helping learners understand complex corporate decisions. Finally, it includes mergers and acquisitions along with valuation of public and private companies, showing how businesses evaluate targets and determine fair value during deals. By the end of this course, learners will have a strong understanding of advanced corporate finance topics and how companies optimize their financial structure, distribute value, and grow through strategic investment and acquisitions.