BSc (Econ) Banking and Finance

The Banking and Finance BSc (Econ) course at Cardiff University is a three-year, full-time programme that combines the study of economics, finance, and banking, equipping students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills for a range of careers in financial services. Course Content: This course offers an integrated suite of modules that cover key areas of banking, corporate finance, financial markets and related economics. Delivering a multidisciplinary approach, students will consider the wider context of finance, including ethics, regulation, globalisation and more. Modules are designed to help students grasp the theory and practice of financial markets, the role of commercial and central banks, and the internal functions of banking operations. Key Modules: The programme comprises a number of core and optional modules. Core modules include Principles of Banking, Financial Institutions, Financial Markets, Monetary Economics, Corporate Finance, and Banking & Financial Services. Optional modules range from International Banking to Investment andPortfolio Management. Accreditations: The Banking and Finance BSc (Econ) is accredited by the Bank of England, European Central Bank, and other major commercial banks. This accreditation means students can graduate with a degree which is recognised by the major financial institutions. Future Careers: The programme aims to prepare students for careers in a range of financial professions. Former students have found employment in investment banking, financial regulation, consulting, and risk management. Others have continued their studies on MSc programmes, or used their knowledge and skills to set up their own businesses. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.