International Finance and Banking University of Bedfordshire

Overview

Studying International Finance and Banking at the University of Bedfordshire prepares students for a dynamic career in the financial sector. The course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of finance and economics, critical for those aiming to excel in today's competitive landscape. Students will gain valuable insights into how businesses operate, how governments implement policies, and how nations compete economically.

Why International Finance and Banking at University of Bedfordshire?

The University of Bedfordshire is renowned for its strong emphasis on employability and student support. With a strategic focus on industry partnerships, students benefit from access to cutting-edge facilities, including the Eikon trading platform, which simulates real-world financial environments. The university's Business School is well-connected globally, enhancing students' learning experiences through diverse perspectives and networking opportunities.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the International Finance and Banking programme are as follows:

• International Students: £16,900 per year
• UK Students: £10,000 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to cover critical areas in finance and economics, ensuring students develop the necessary skills for their future careers. The following units are included:

• Accounting and Finance
• Financial Markets and Portfolio Management
• Strategic Management
• The Global Economic Context
• Business Dissertation
• Performance Achievement Planning

Careers with International Finance and Banking

Graduates of the International Finance and Banking programme are well-prepared for various roles in banking, finance, and public sectors. Career opportunities include positions in financial risk analysis, economic research, and financial consultancy. The programme also serves as a solid foundation for further academic pursuits, such as MPhil or PhD studies.