BSc (Hons.) Financial Economics

The Financial Economics BSc Honours course offered by the University of Westminster is a modern and comprehensive program designed to equip students with the theoretical concepts and practical tools needed to succeed in the competitive world of finance. It explores the essential aspects of economics, finance, and accounting to provide a solid foundation for career or further study in these areas.Course Content: The full-time degree course, which is spread over three years, covers a wide range of core and option modules that cater to the dynamic needs of the global finance industry. The program encourages active learning and critical thinking, whilst providing a thorough understanding of financial economics in the global context.Key Modules: The course includes a range of core modules including Principles of Economics, Quantitative Methods for Economics, Principles of Finance, Financial Risk Management, Financial Derivatives, and Money and Banking, as well as optional modules such as International Financial Management, Econometrics, Investment Management, and Real Estate Economics. A dissertation module is also included to allow students to carry out independent research in an area of their choice.Accreditations: The Financial Economics BSc Honours course has many accredited modules by various professional bodies including the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, which can give exemptions from professional exams.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can potentially secure roles in a number of industries including banking, finance, insurance, and investment. The course also equips students with the skills required for further study, for instance in a Master’s degree or professional qualification.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.