The management of private, public, and company funds is the subject of the business and management sub discipline known as finance. It draws inspiration from adjacent fields including information technology, business, and accountancy. The financial knowledge, technology, and interpersonal skills that are critical for success on the labour market are taught in depth in finance courses. It includes the fundamentals of accounting and finance as well as associated subjects including information technology, macroeconomics, and mathematical techniques.

Finance professionals do data analyses, long-term financial planning, and decision-making to assist businesses, people, and the government in making better financial decisions. Students who major in finance acquire exceptional quantitative, analytical, problem-solving, and planning abilities. They keep an eye on various financial developments and make sure that organisations have their financial requirements met.

Study Levels

There are various types and levels of degrees one can choose depending on their specific interests and plans for the future. The study levels include:

• Bachelor of Finance (B.Fin)
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Finance
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Accounting
• Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Accounting and Finance
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Financial Economics
• Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A) in Finance
• Master of Finance (MFin)
• Master of Commerce (MCom)
• Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Data Analytics and Finance
• Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Finance
• Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Corporate Finance and Investment Banking
• Master of Arts (MA) in Economics
• Master of Arts (MA) in Finance
• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) in Finance
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Specialisation

In general, specialisations give students the ability to learn more about themselves and their field of study while also helping them to acquire important foundational skills that stay with them for the rest of their lives.

Specialisations in finance not only provide deep understanding but also fantastic income potential and fulfilling careers. One can choose from the following finance specialisations:

• Behavioural Finance
• Corporate Finance
• Financial Economics
• Financial Mathematics
• Financial Management
• Financial Econometrics
• Financial Markets
• Financial Engineering
• Financial Planning
• Financial Accounting and Reporting
• International Finance

Employability

Graduates with a degree in finance can pick from a variety of professions. A job in finance is always possible, but it also depends on your education and interests. The demand for qualified finance experts is high across practically all industries. A Bachelor's degree will equip students for entry-level careers in the finance industry, whilst a Masters or Doctorate will better qualify them for management or teacher roles in the industry. There are numerous and expanding career prospects in finance with additional education and work experience. The job titles in India are indicated as follows:

• Public Accounting
• Corporate Finance
• Investment Banking
• Portfolio Management
• Risk Management
• Financial Planning
• Commercial Banking

• Compliance and Internal Control
• Business Teacher
• Accountant
• Securities, Commodities and Financial Service Agents
• Business Development Officer
• Vendor Manager
• Auditor
• Tax Associate
• Data Analyst
• Budget Analyst
• Commercial Real Estate Agent
• Management Analyst
• Compensation and Benefit Manager
• Actuary
• Chief Financial Officer
• Loan Officer

The public, corporate, and personal sectors of finance are its three main industries. Professionals can work in a range of fields, including insurance, investment banking, and financial planning abroad:

• Commercial Banker
• Investment Banker
• Financial Planner
• Insurance Agent
• Public Accountant
• Hedge Fund Manager
• Venture Capitalist
• Real Estate Agent
• Chief Financial Officer
• Financial Economist
• Loan Officer
• Personal Financial Advisor
• Actuary
• Appraiser
• Bank Manager
• Bookkeeper
• Claim Adjuster/Examiner
• Consumer Credit Officer
• Credit Manager
• Estimator
• Finance Writer
• Investment Banker’
• Professor/Lecturer
• Mutual Fund Manager
• Rate Analyst
• Sales Analyst
• Real Estate Developer
• Trust Analyst