Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics and Finance
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics and Finance
Programme Information:
| Mode of Attendance | Full-time | |
| Duration of Programme | Four Years | |
| Minimum Credits Required for Award | 125 credits | |
| Admissions Requirement and Procedure |
Sub-Degree Applicants ^The ‘Attained’ level in the subject ‘Citizenship and Social Development’ can be counted as Level 2 and included in the score calculation of the best five subjects. Applicants with previous HKDSE subject result of A040 ‘Liberal Studies’ can be used as the alternative of the core subject requirement of A045 ‘Citizenship and Social Development’. Admissions requirements may vary from time to time, applicants are reminded to browse the latest admissions details shown in this website or contact our admissions staff before application. *The following subjects can be accepted as an elective subject:
-Applied Learning subject (ApL). Maximum of one relevant ApL can be counted. 'Attained with Distinction (II)' and
'Attained with Distinction (I)' is comparable to level 4 and level 3 respectively. 'Attained' in ApL will not be considered.
ApL Chinese cannot be used as an elective subject.
- Category C subjects (Other languages). Maximum of one Cat. C subject can be counted. Please refer to the table below for the calculation method.
- Mathematics Extended Part M1 and M2 can be counted.
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| Category C subjects (Other languages). Maximum of one Cat. C subject can be counted. From 2025-26 entry onward, the following level can be counted as Level 2 and included in the score calculation of the best five subjects: | ||
| Subjects | Reported levels | |
| Japanese | N2 or above pass | |
| Korean | Grade 4 or above pass | |
| French/German/Spanish | Grade B or above pass | |
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About the Programme:
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics and Finance programme adopts a broad-based approach to economics and finance education. The programme emphasizes on the real-world issues and problems, and it strives a balance between quantitative and qualitative analytical skills. It also provides students with internship opportunities from various industries. Moreover, the programme obtains professional recognition by different professional bodies.
Programme Aims:
1. Provide students with a comprehensive and critical understanding of the ideas, concepts, issues and schools of thought which are central to economics;
2. Equip students with a comprehensive and critical understanding of finance theory, financial systems and institutions, the principles of corporate and international finance, and investment analysis;
3. Develop students' comprehensive and critical understanding of the workings of the economies of Hong Kong and the world; and
4. Develop an environment in which students can learn to be upright persons with a positive attitude towards life while embracing traditional Chinese values and culture in the global world.
Each student has opportunity to have an internship opportunity of working in a business or financial enterprise in order to broaden horizon beyond the classroom. It enables students to apply their academic and transferrable working skills to the real world practice.
Curriculum:
Alumni Series:
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Angie Cheung
Minor Programmes
Students (Major in Economics and Finance) who wish to broaden their level of expertise and enhance their prospects of future career development can study a Minor in another subject. The minimum credit requirement for a Minor is 15. See more details here.