Ba %28hons%29 finance%2C investment and risk in Glasgow caledonian university

Scotland's financial services sector oversees a staggering £800 billion in funds and contributes approximately £8 billion to the Scottish economy (Scottish Financial Enterprise). This specialized program is designed specifically for this sector and has a proven track record of producing highly sought-after graduates equipped with the necessary knowledge and expertise to thrive in the rapidly evolving world of financial services.

The BA (Hons) Finance, Investment and Risk program is accredited by the CII, the largest professional body globally for insurance, risk, and financial services. True to its name, the degree places emphasis on key areas essential to financial services and finance in general, including personal finance, corporate finance and investment, risk management, banking, and international finance.

During Years 2-4 of the program, students have the option to study a language. GCU offers modules in French, German, Italian, and Spanish, catering to all proficiency levels from beginners to advanced learners.

As part of their benefits, our students receive complimentary student membership with the CII, granting them access to online resources and local industry events for networking. The department also organizes its own events, providing students with opportunities to engage with professionals from a diverse range of industries.

A-Level: BCC. GCSE: C/4 in Maths and English.
ILC Higher: H2 H2 H3 H3, including H3 in English, and H5/O2 in Maths.
Indian Curriculum: 60%
IB Diploma: 26 points, including Maths and English.
BTEC: DMM Ext Dip. GCSE: C/4 in Maths and English.
SWAP: Law, Business, and Accounting - BBB.
Year 3:
College HND: Accounting/Financial Services/Business/finance-related HND, with graded units of AAB/AB.
English Language Proficiency:

An IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual element scoring below 5.5, or an equivalent qualification.

Portfolio Management,Corporate,Finance,Investment ,Banking,Trading,Economic Analysis,Financial Analyst ,The Bottom Line.

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