Bachelor of Finance and Management - BSc

Management research includes information needed to plan, organize and manage organizational resources. The business manager focuses on keeping the business competitive and meeting the goals and objectives that are solved through the strategic plan, while using human and financial and financial resources teaching you about financial management, banking and financial services, insurance, real estate companies, and government institutions. During the course, you will develop your planning, coordination, and problem-solving skills. You will uncover all the secrets of the valuation sheets and you'll be familiar with a variety of financials, such as. Public finance, business finance, or personal finance.

At the University of Essex, the BSc Finance and Management course is designed to give you flexibility after graduation. We help you develop skills to make the right size in the financial sector, as well as skills, appropriate distribution skills that are good for management and leadership. You may want to lead a finance team within an organization, pursue a career in accounting or use your business experience to work in any area of management. In your third year, you also have the option of doing a paid job placement to improve your technical skills and improve your CV. Essex BSc Finance and Digital Management teaches you how businesses make financial decisions and study global financial markets. Your management modules also develop the necessary skills and knowledge to become an effective leader.

Your first year introduces finance, management, accounting and economics to get a fully rounded business education. As your course progresses, you can tailor your studies to your career aspirations by choosing from a selection of modules to choose from. In your final year, you have the opportunity to apply your knowledge by completing an intensive, independent project or research project. This gives you the opportunity to continue to develop important employment skills in the areas of research, time management and critical thinking. This course can also be taken with an elective course abroad or in the placement year of your third year.