The Bachelor’s Degree Finance & Economics provides a thorough study of finance and economics. Finance is described as a conceptual framework linking corporate finance, investments, and financial institutions, and focusing on how firms should be managed to increase wealth. Economics is described as applying economic tools of analysis to a wide variety of situations and covering concepts from early intellectual contributions to the evolution of contemporary economic philosophy. The program uses a decision-making perspective for practical financial and economic problems faced by executives.
Study is delivered online via distance learning. The program is structured as 100% based on textbooks. A total of 130 academic credits is required. The fees include the program of study, textbooks, study guide, evaluation and assessment, diploma, and transcript. General education minimum requirements are 40 credits, with a minimum transfer of 40 credits from previous education accounted as equivalent general education credits toward the degree.
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