COURSE CURRICULUM

The Finance and Investment BSc degree offers a structured progression from foundational concepts to advanced financial expertise. In the first year, students are introduced to the essential principles of economics, finance, and accounting through modules such as The Economy, Quantitative Methods, Applied Statistics, and Introduction to Financial Markets. These establish a strong analytical and theoretical base. In the second year, the focus shifts toward specialization, with modules like Financial Management, Financial Modelling and Dealing, and Introduction to Econometrics helping students develop practical skills in data analysis, research, and trading. A range of optional modules, including Business Ethics, Environmental Economics, and Personal Financial Planning, allows students to tailor their learning to personal interests and career goals. The final year emphasizes professional application and advanced financial study through core modules such as Finance and Risk Management, Fintech, Investment Management, and Quantitative Trading with R. Students can choose from options like International Finance, Taxation, and Financial and Capital Markets, or undertake a dissertation or placement project. The program integrates theory with real-world financial practice, using industry-standard tools like Bloomberg terminals, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers in banking, investment, financial consultancy, or related sectors with strong analytical and decision-making abilities.