COURSE CURRICULUM

This degree program offers a comprehensive journey through economics, finance, and banking, spread over three years and designed to build both foundational and advanced knowledge with a strong focus on practical application.In Year 1, students are introduced to the fundamentals of economics, finance, accounting, and data analysis. Key modules include Introduction to Economics, Financial Accounting, and Principles of Finance and Banking. These aim to build core understanding of how economies operate and how financial systems underpin economic activity. Modules like Quantitative Methods and Professional and Academic Skills Development ensure students gain confidence in data handling, mathematics, and academic writing.Year 2 deepens the theoretical and practical knowledge in areas like microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics. Modules such as Corporate and Investment Banking and Banking Risk Management expose students to the functions and global operations of banks, while also highlighting the ethical and regulatory landscape. These modules prepare students to understand complex financial systems and the role of policy in shaping financial decision-making.In the final year, students refine their research and analytical skills through Applied Econometrics and Research Methods, preparing them for their major project—an internship, dissertation, or simulation. Final-year modules like Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management focus on real-world financial markets and tools, while International Economics covers global trade and finance, equipping students to critically evaluate international economic policies and developments.Throughout the course, students gain hands-on experience with practical exercises, simulations, and potential company visits, ensuring they are ready for a career in finance, banking, or economic policy. The program also supports professional development with career guidance and exposure to industry professionals.