A Bachelor of Arts is an undergraduate degree that prepares students for a career in a wide range of industries. Full-time students can expect to take classes for four years and use the degree to apply for related jobs or more advanced, postgraduate academic programs.

What is a BA in Finance and Economics? This degree program typically trains students on the fundamentals of financial management and economics. Courses may include business analysis, accounting, statistics, microeconomics and macroeconomics. Students may also be offered courses specific to international business, the economics of finance and the application of economics to sectors such as agriculture and natural resources. General courses such as chemistry, psychology, history and world literature may be required in order to give students a well-rounded education.

A bachelor’s degree typically opens up career opportunities and gives students a solid foundation to build or rebuild a successful life. Plus, coursework in finance may help students prepare for their own financial futures and make sound decisions.

Cost is always a factor to consider when choosing a college or university for an undergraduate degree, and each one has its own tuition schedule. Contact each school’s admissions department for the current and projected tuition and fee schedule.

Graduates who venture toward accounting jobs tend to work for large private firms, banks and governmental organizations throughout the world. For those who prefer a career as an economist, work can be found at large financial companies. Some graduates choose to be independent advisors who counsel businesses and government leaders on market trends and public policy. Others still may prefer careers geared more toward financial management, auditing and analysis.

A BA in Finance and Economics can be completed full or part time depending on your work schedule, lifestyle and goals. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.