Course summary

Overview In today’s globalised world, transnational businesses increasingly configure their operations on a worldwide scale, coordinating and integrating strategies across national boundaries. This trend has fuelled the success of brands like Ralph Lauren, Yves Saint Laurent, and Calvin Klein in the fashion industry, as well as fast-food giants such as McDonald’s and Burger King. But how have these companies achieved such remarkable dominance in international markets? Our dynamic BSc in International Finance (Final Year Entry) offers an exciting opportunity to advance your expertise in global finance at a leading UK university. You’ll deepen your understanding of international finance, quantitative analysis, global trade, and the operations of multinational firms through economic concepts and analysis. The programme equips you with the knowledge and skills you’ll need to operate effectively in global markets that rely heavily on international trade, investment, transnational businesses, and financial services. You’ll also enhance your understanding of the broader economic context of the international economy as you study the global flow of goods, services, and finance. Plus, you’ll build practical skills in handling real-world data and using specialist econometrics software. At UEA, you’ll receive the very best support and guidance through a dedicated module called STEPS (Skills, Training, Employability, Progression, and Support), as well as through your academic adviser. A university-wide Learning Enhancement team is also on hand to help you with mathematics, writing, critical-thinking, revision, English language support, and time management skills.   Our curriculum prioritises employability, offering you a syllabus rich in real-world examples and practical applications, including guest lectures by employers as well as numerous employability events, such as: workshops, networking and alumni events, one-on-one meetings with top professionals, job coaching and training, nationwide competitions, internships and consulting opportunities, and mentoring by former alumni.    Our thriving community offers you plenty of opportunities to connect and get involved. The student-led Economics Society is the perfect place for you to network and socialise with fellow students, whilst our Staff-Student Liaison Committee gives you a say in the future direction and every-day running of the School. The Norwich Economic Publications (a combination of a journal and a podcast run by students) and the ECO Blog are places where you can share your enthusiasm about what you study. Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk