BSc in Finance

Durham University emphasizes experiential learning, and the university offers various opportunities for students to gain practical exposure in the field of finance:
• Internships: Students are encouraged to pursue internships with top companies like KPMG, PwC, and Deloitte, where they can apply academic concepts to practical issues.
• Industry Partnerships: The university has strong links with major financial institutions, and under these partnerships, the university provides students with access to work placements and consultancy projects to help develop students' practical skills.
• Student Societies and Competitions: Finance student societies, for instance, the Finance Society, enable students to participate in competitions like the CFA Institute Research Challenge, where they gain teamwork and networking skills while competing at an international level.
• International Programs: Durham offers students a chance to study abroad through its network of partner universities. The international experience broadens the students' perspective on finance and gives them a global outlook.

Durham University also provides strong career development support for students through its Careers and Employability Service:
• Career Counseling: One-to-one counseling helps students decide on future careers in finance, accounting, and management.
• Workshops: The university provides workshops on CV writing, interviewing, and cover letters to help students differentiate themselves in a competitive job market.
• On-Campus Recruitment: Regular career fairs and recruitment drives offer students opportunities to interact with potential employers from leading companies in various industries.

Employability
The graduates of the BSc in Finance, Accounting, and Management have a good opportunity for employment and many of them go on to work with leading organizations such as Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Barclays. All the skills and knowledge the program imparts make the graduates highly sought after by financial institutions, corporations, and consulting organizations.

Academic Progression:
On completion of BSc in Accounting, Finance, and Management, students can then take higher degree courses such as an MSc in Finance, an MSc in Accounting, or an MBA in Management or Finance. Higher study allows students to specialize in roles such as investment management, financial risk analysis, or corporate governance and thus enhance career prospects and entry into leadership in finance.