Economics With Banking, Bsc Hons in University of Greenwich, UK

Economics With Banking, Bsc Hons in University of Greenwich

Our degree in economics with banking will give you the essential skills and knowledge in global banking and finance that international businesses are looking for.

This economics with banking degree provides a solid grounding in economics from different theoretical perspectives. You will gain subject-specific knowledge on the working of banks, banking regulation, monetary policy, finance and investment, and explore how these operate in the real world. You will also learn to use statistical software to analyse data, giving you vital skills for employment or postgraduate study.

Modules cover essential aspects of economics and banking, such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic history, quantitative methods, banking and Investment. You can also choose from a range of optional modules covering specialist subjects such as trading and managerial economics.

Graduates pursue careers in banking, finance, insurance or marketing, or work in government enterprises, investment firms, commercial management or research.

What you should know about this course

•  Ideal for aspiring finance and investment analysts, as you can enhance your data-handling skills through free Reuter Certification and OANDA trading platforms.
•  According to the Economist, we are one of three universities leading the way in keeping economics degrees relevant.
•  We're ranked top 8 in London for course satisfaction in Economics subjects

Careers and placements

Will I have a work placement?

Work placements are optional, and you are responsible for arranging your placement with support from the university.

Previous students have secured a placement year at IBM, Northern Trust, BUPA and the NHS.

How long is my placement?

Work placements are 9-12 months of full-time paid work. You take this between the second and third years of study.

What are the financial arrangements?

UK placement annual salaries range between £13,000-£18,000 pro rata. Some charity / voluntary work organisations offer travel costs and lunch expenses in lieu of a full salary.

What sort of careers do graduates pursue?

Graduates in Economics with Banking can pursue a range of entry-level jobs in banking, finance, insurance, stock markets, sales and marketing. You can begin your career with government enterprises, public undertakings, investment firms, education, advertising, commercial management and research, business journals and newspapers.

Are internships available?

Internships are optional, and last for a minimum of six weeks. Gain a Certificate in Professional Practice and valuable employment experience before graduating.

Do you provide employability services?

Our Business School Employability team is committed to supporting your journey towards a rewarding graduate destination. We provide a professional service to empower you to achieve your potential. Services include:

• CV, cover letter, and interview tips
• Careers fairs
• Overseas exchange
• Mentoring

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