Finance

About this course

Finance as a discipline is concerned with how money is managed, invested, allocated, and valued over time, under conditions of uncertainty. It draws on economics, mathematics, and organisational theory to understand the behaviour of financial markets, the decisions of firms and individuals regarding investment and borrowing, the pricing of financial instruments, and the management of risk. Finance is relevant to almost every economic actor: corporations, governments, households, pension funds, and banks all face financial decisions, and the quality of those decisions shapes outcomes for individuals and societies alike. The University of London's online BSc Finance is delivered entirely through distance learning, making it accessible to students who are working, caring for others, or otherwise unable to attend classes in person. The flexibility of online study means you can progress thro

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