BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance

at University of Hertfordshire

• The BSc (Hons) in Economics and Finance at Hertfordshire covers core modules such as Economic Theory, Financial Markets, and Corporate Finance. 
• Students delve into topics like monetary policy, portfolio management, derivatives, and international finance. 
• The programme also focuses on quantitative techniques, teaching financial modeling, risk assessment, and data analysis using industry-standard software. 
• Advanced courses may include Behavioral Finance, Financial Regulation, and Economic Policy. 
• Additionally, students have opportunities for Bloomberg certification or industry placements, gaining practical experience in financial institutions.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Microeconomics   
• Introduction to Macroeconomics    
• Economy and Society
• Principles of Finance    
• Foundations of Economic Analysis

Important Dates

Before the enrollment phase, the university sets its application machinery in motion, urging potential candidates to compile all essential documents early on. It advises students to remain updated on when applications open by routinely monitoring their online portal. Additionally, leveraging UniScholars' resources can offer students effective guidance in launching their application endeavors.

• The University typically seeks applicants with UCAS point scores ranging from 120 to 128. Students presenting A Level qualifications are generally expected to achieve grades between BBB and ABB. 
• Those applying with International Baccalaureate (IB) credentials should have a score within the 120 to 128 range. For BTEC holders, the standard requirement is a DDM grade. 
• The institution also stipulates that all applicants must have obtained at least a Grade 4 or C in both English Language and Mathematics at the GCSE level. 
• Students applying through Access courses need to demonstrate achievement equivalent to 120–128 UCAS points.
•  International applicants whose native language is not English are required to show language proficiency by scoring an overall 6.0 on the IELTS test, with no component below 5.5, or by submitting comparable qualifications.

The annual tuition fee for BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance is between £15,500/yr. Current information about fees and any extra charges is available on the university's web portal. Applicants are urged to frequently visit this virtual hub to remain updated on programme expenses, as these may shift from year to year, influenced by elements like their residential category and whether they're pursuing studies on a full-time or part-time basis.

Graduates are highly sought after in investment banks, asset management firms, and financial advisory services. They may work as financial analysts, investment advisors, or risk managers. Some pursue careers in central banks or regulatory bodies, shaping financial policies and ensuring market stability.