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    57 Financial Management programs found

    Bachelor Programs in Economic Studies Finance Financial Management

    To some people, it might seem like a dream come true to be put in charge of other people’s money. With a Bachelor in Financial Management, you can help others navigate the fields of financial investments all over the world.

    What is a Bachelor in Financial Management? This course of study focuses on techniques for effective management of finances, often as they apply to business. Topics often include accounting, risk management, international finance, capital markets, microeconomics, macroeconomics and more. Most programs, when combined with the general education requirements of a learning institution, take approximately four years or eight semesters to complete. Many degree programs may be available completely online from certain educational institutions.

    There are many advantages to earning a bachelor’s degree in financial management. You can use the tips and techniques you learn to wisely manage your very own investments. Completing your coursework is also a great way to work toward a graduate degree. Many classes are available online as well, which makes this program perfect for students in need of options for distance learning.

    How much it costs to earn your bachelor’s degree depends on the institution and how long it takes you to earn it. Attending classes online versus on campus may also affect your final cost. Research your program of choice completely to understand what costs you need to consider before applying.

    Earning a Bachelor in Financial Management can lead to a very successful, lucrative career in many cases. Graduates may qualify for positions as financial managers, auditors, finance consultants and investment analysts. Financial managers often have six-figure yearly incomes on average. With a little extra studying, graduates may even qualify for higher paying positions with more responsibility.

    Prospective students can usually apply online to the institution of their choice. Some prerequisite courses may need to be completed before gaining full acceptance to a program. To learn more, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.