Business Management (Finance) BA (Hons)

BA (Hons)UndergraduateBusiness & Finance

About This Programme

Business Management with a finance pathway, combining core management with financial analysis and corporate finance.

What You'll Study

Year 1

Management in the Global Environment (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Marketing Theory and Practice (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Data and Digital Technologies (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Financial Performance Management (30 Credits) – Compulsory

Year 2

Management Analytics and Data Visualisation (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Operations and Supply Chain Management (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Management Accounting and Financial Reporting (30 Credits) – Compulsory

Year 3

Business Strategy (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Organisational Psychology and Leadership (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Business Finance (30 Credits) – Compulsory
Business Start-Up (30 Credits) – Optional
Applied Project (30 Credits) – Optional
Work Internship (30 Credits) – Optional
Consultancy Project (30 Credits) – Optional
WHAT YOU WILL STUDY ON YOUR BA HONOURS BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (FINANCE) PROGRAMME.
Establish your capabilities in Business Management (Finance)
What you will study on your BA Honours Business Management (Finance)
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Entry Requirements

English: IELTS Academic: 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each band); TOEFL Internet-based: 72 (17 in listening & writing, 20 in speaking and 18 in reading); Pearson PTE Academic: 59 (with 59 in all components)

Careers

Graduates with a degree in Business Management (Finance) have numerous career paths available to them, across various sectors that all demand financial expertise. Career and employability opportunities include: Financial Analyst: Analysing financial data to help companies make investment decisions, develop financial models, and assess financial performance. Corporate/Public Finance Manager: Managing an organisation's financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, and investments, to maximise shareholder value. Financial Planner: Providing organisations with advice on investments, insurance, estate planning, and taxes to meet long-term financial goals. Financial Risk Manager: Identifying and analysing financial risks that organisations face and developing strategies to address these risks. Credit Analyst: Assessing the creditworthiness of individuals or corporations, and making recommendations about credit limits or loan approvals. Fintech Analyst: Combining financial knowledge and IT skills to design and implement systems for financial reporting and analysis. Financial Compliance Officer: Ensuring that the financial practices and transactions of a company comply with legal standards and internal policies. Investment Banker: Assisting organizations in raising capital by issuing stocks and bonds, and advising on mergers and acquisitions. Mergers and Acquisitions Analyst: Assisting with the due diligence process, financial modelling, and integration planning in merger and acquisition transactions. Investment Portfolio Manager: Managing investment portfolios on behalf of clients, which involves selecting the right mix of investment products, balancing risk against performance. Financial Consultant: With some years of experience, graduates in Business Management (Finance) can become financial consultants, offering expert advice on financial management and strategies to businesses and individuals to help them improve their profitability and investment decisions.