Banking and Finance

Entry requirements

A degree equivalent to a UK lower second class (2:2) honours degree in any discipline.

A lower honours degree attainment may be admitted where you can provide evidence of experience and/or prior learning at the discretion of the department.

You may be invited to an interview.

Overseas qualifications will be assessed using ECCTIS (formerly NARIC) to ascertain comparability.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

What is the psychology behind financial decisions? How can sustainable finance drive positive social outcomes? Which techniques do banking professionals use to manage risk?

As you dive deeper into the world of banking and finance, you will develop an understanding of complex economic, banking and finance theory, as well as the knowledge of key theoretical concepts in banking and finance. You will be able to apply your knowledge to the management of the risks faced by both domestic and financial institutions.

Tailor your degree through exploring a specific area of interest. You could analyse real-time financial data through our Bloomberg Suite, giving you the opportunity to see for yourself how the world of banking and finance works. Or you may choose to engage in business simulations through our business centre.

A range of disciplines are integrated in this degree, enabling you to be technically capable across multiple topics such as sustainable finance, financial reporting and investment management practices. Through a combination of theoretical and practical learning styles, we want to ensure you are recognised not only for your academic achievements but for your technical proficiency, preparing you for meaningful progression within your chosen field.