Program Overview

Introduction to the BSc Financial Economics Program

The BSc Financial Economics program is a rigorous and analytically demanding degree that provides students with a solid understanding of financial decision-making processes. This program places a strong emphasis on financial economics, helping students understand how financial markets operate, how firms make investment decisions, and how broader economic forces affect the economy and people's lives.

Program Description

The program is designed to develop students' analytical and quantitative skills, preparing them to think critically about complex financial and economic issues. Whether students choose to pursue further studies in economics or finance, or enter the private or public sector, this degree provides a strong foundation for a wide range of careers in finance, consulting, policymaking, and beyond.

Program Structure and Benefits

An advantage of this program is that during the first two years of instruction, students receive twice as much English language exposure as is currently required by the Chinese educational system. Admission to the BDIC BSc Financial Economics degree is competitive and requires excellent English proficiency.

Program Director's Statement

Dr. Fabrice Kampfen, Programme Director, Financial Economics, states that the program aims to empower students to ask difficult questions, challenge inherited assumptions, and apply their skills with intellectual integritywhether they pursue further study or careers in the public or private sector. The goal is to guide students beyond equations, helping them connect economic models to real-world situations while building the intercultural awareness and integrity essential for global success.

Program Details

• Program Code: BSc (BHSOC007)
• Major: BSc Financial Economics (EFS1)
• Additional Information:
  • Understanding your degree Award-BSC Financial Economics
  • Study in Dublin
  • Learning Through English
  • Jargon Buster

University Information

The program is offered by University College Dublin, located in Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.