Bachelor of Finance and Economics (Hons)

Finance and Economics is a discipline that combines the study of financial markets and economic systems, and aims to prepare graduates capable of analyzing economic conditions and making financial and investment decisions efficiently. The major focuses on understanding how to manage money, analyzing local and global markets, evaluating investments, and studying economic policies that affect individuals, companies, and countries. The student also acquires skills in financial and economic analysis and the use of data to support decision-making in the public and private sectors. The student studies in this specialization: Principles of Finance and Investment. Microeconomics and macroeconomics. Financial analysis and risk management. Markets and financial institutions. Econometrics and Data Analysis. Monetary and fiscal policies.

5.5 in IELTS

Copy of the passport (first page). High school certificate with transcript (translated). Selfie (white background). IELTS certificate, if applicable. Please submit the requirements in PDF format.

Financial Analyst. Economic Analyst. Financial Advisor. Investment Specialist. Risk Management Officer. Work in banks and financial institutions. Working in investment and asset management firms. Work in insurance companies. Working in ministries and economic bodies. Work in central banks and financial organizations. Complete postgraduate studies in finance, economics, or business administration.