The Finance programme is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of financial principles, markets, and instruments, alongside practical expertise in financial analysis, investment strategies, and risk management. The first year focuses on foundational courses in economics, accounting, and quantitative methods, while subsequent years delve into advanced topics such as corporate finance, financial markets, and portfolio management, preparing students to navigate complex financial environments by their final year.

The Finance programme aims to equip students with the analytical skills and technical knowledge necessary to make informed financial decisions, manage assets, and assess risks, enabling them to contribute to sectors such as banking, investment, corporate finance, and financial consultancy. The programme also fosters critical thinking and strategic planning abilities, positioning graduates for leadership roles in finance or for self-employment in financial advisory services.

Objectives of the Finance degree programme include providing students with a solid foundation in financial theories and practices, developing strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities in both corporate and investment finance contexts, cultivating skills in financial modeling, risk assessment, and portfolio management, and nurturing transferable skills applicable across a wide range of industries. The programme also prepares students for advanced studies in finance or interdisciplinary fields and emphasizes the importance of ethical financial practices and sustainable financial strategies. Unique elements of the programme include fostering proficiency in financial software tools, encouraging hands-on experience with real-world financial data, and equipping graduates with the knowledge needed to navigate the rapidly changing global financial landscape.