Economics and Finance | University of Wolverhampton

Course summary

We take economic and finance decisions every day of our lives, and in turn are affected by the decisions of other people and institutions. The BSc (Hons) course in Economics and Finance aims to provide you with the understanding of economic theory and knowledge of the financial foundations of firms, financial markets and institutions to enable you to analyse these economic decisions and how others’ decisions impact upon yourself.

This innovative specialist course, BSc (Hons) course in Economics and Finance, aims to provide you with the understanding of economic theory and knowledge of the financial foundations of firms, financial markets and institutions to enable you to analyse these economic decisions and how others’ decisions impact upon
yourself.

You will gain the analytical, quantitative, computing, presentation and other transferable skills required to work in the economics and financial sectors, including banks, insurance companies, pension funds, investment and unit trusts, and financial advisory work as well as other industries in both the private and
public sectors. The programme will also provide an excellent foundation for postgraduate study in finance and economics.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: L105
Institution code:: W75

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