Introduction to Money and Banking Other UG Award, Summer Course
University of Chicago United States
Find out more
Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Finance) BCom
Curtin Singapore Singapore
Find out more See all matching courses
Bachelor of Finance and Banking with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences Dual Degree
The University of Adelaide Australia
Find out more See all matching courses
Banking, Finance and Investment (Top Up) BSc (Hons)
University of South Wales United Kingdom
Find out more
BSc Finance & Investment Banking BSc (Hons)
Henley Business School, University of Reading United Kingdom
Find out more See all matching courses
Banking and Finance BA (Hons)
The University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE Bristol) United Kingdom
Find out moreWant to see postgraduate courses? See postgraduate degrees in Banking
Don't meet the entry requirements for these courses? Learn more about pathway programme options.
Banking Degrees
As an academic field, banking looks at the functioning of financial markets, as well as how businesses and corporations manage their different asset types. As a banker, you will play an important role in the provision and management of financial and banking services, including those offered to the public, as well as corporations and institutions. In a world that is becoming increasingly international and inter-reliant, your skills in banking will be in high demand as countries and businesses work together more closely.
Modules you study might include applied economics and statistics, financial accounting, decision making and control, micro/macro economics, and financial markets and institutions. Your degree will be delivered in a mixture of modes. These could include lectures and seminars, as well as group projects. Depending on your course, you may also be able to take part in a work placement.
Sign up to StudyLink.com, the home of quality study abroad advice.
Sign up now
Find out more about the range of subjects that you can study at institutions around the world with our subject guides.
Read StudyLink's suggestions on your first steps when deciding where to study abroad, with helpful tips to make your decision easier.
International students finding it difficult to meet conditions of eligibility criteria can choose to enrol in pre-masters courses before applying for a masters degree programme.
Find out more about English language tests, your options and what is required as an overseas student.
Read more about studying abroad, and how it can boost your future career prospects.
