BSc Financial Economics & Banking

The Financial Economics and Banking BSc course at the University of Leicester provides students with a profound understanding of the financial sector, particularly the role of banks and central banks. It integrates the core elements of economics with banking on a broad scale.Course Content: This course covers a wide array of subjects ranging from financial services, international banking to public sector economics. Additionally, this course allows a choice of modules from other areas of economics and beyond, thus providing a high degree of flexibility. The teaching aspect of this course is a blend of lectures, tutorials, seminars, private study, and group work. Key Modules: The course consists of essential modules such as Introduction to Financial Accounting and Accountability, Principles of Banking, International Banking & Finance, Mathematical economics, and Corporate Finance, among others. In their final year, students also undertake a dissertation which is a significant piece of independent study. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority, and Financial Conduct Authority.Future Careers: The knowledge and skills taught in this course prepare students for diverse roles in banking, finance, civil service, consultancy, and other specialist roles in the public and private sectors. Some graduates also follow further study routes in areas such as postgraduate research, teacher training, and law.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.