Bachelor of Arts in Finance
Lugano, Zwitserland
DUUR
4 Years
TALEN
Engels
TEMPO
Full time
DEADLINE VOOR AANMELDING
Aanvraagdeadline
EERSTE STARTDATUM
Aug 2025
COLLEGEGELD
CHF 52.750 / per year *
STUDIE FORMAAT
Op de campus
* annual tuition fee for international students per year | Swiss/EU/EEA: CHF 27,550 per year | US citizens / permanent residents and Canadian citizens: $48,500 per year
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The major in Finance at Franklin provides students with a comprehensive and rigorous education in both theory and practice in finance. The curriculum emphasizes up-to-date knowledge in finance and teaches students the skills and tools necessary to succeed in today’s highly globalized and technological world. Students learn how to apply concepts from economics, finance, and business to real-world problems using teaching methods based on traditional lectures, case studies, simulations, and experiential learning. In particular, the program stresses both the area of financial economics (studying the behavior of traders in financial markets and the determinants of price formation) and financial management (studying business practices useful in devising strategies to attain financial goals). Within the major, students can choose between a business applications track and an economic policy applications track.
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Deze major biedt studenten verschillende carrièremogelijkheden. Het bereidt studenten voor op een baan en een loopbaan in de financiële afdeling van commerciële en industriële bedrijven, in de bank- en financiële dienstensector, of bij centrale banken en internationale organisaties. Het bereidt studenten ook voor op graduate studies in bedrijfskunde, economie en financiën.
Foundation Courses (18 Credits)
- BUS 115 Financial Accounting
- BUS 226 Managerial Finance
- BUS 243 Personal Finance
- ECN 100 Principes van macro-economie
- ECN 101 Principes van micro-economie
- MAT 201 Introduction to Statistics
Kerncursussen op het gebied van financiën (24 studiepunten)
- BUS 358 Financiële markten en instellingen
- BUS 405 Portefeuilleanalyse en activabeheer
- BUS 426 Internationaal financieel beheer
- BUS 453 Fintech
- ECN 325 Geld-, bank- en financiële markten
- ECN 328 Internationaal bankieren en financieren
- ECN 365 Investeringsanalyse I
- ECN 366 Investeringsanalyse II (bedrijfsfinanciering)
Kies een van de volgende nummers
- Zakelijke toepassingen (15 credits)
- Toepassingen op het gebied van economisch beleid (15 studiepunten)
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Programma collegegeld
Beurzen en financiering
Franklin University Switzerland offers merit scholarships to admitted students based on academic achievements in high school and/or transferable undergraduate work. All undergraduate applicants are considered for merit awards as part of the admissions process, which are awarded at the point of admission with priority given to students applying by the December 1 deadline. Additional need-based scholarships may be awarded on top of merit scholarships, depending on a student’s need. Merit scholarships are renewable for up to four years or eight semesters.
Undergraduate Special Awards
Our competitive scholarship programs offer the most promising students the financial support they need to pursue their studies. These scholarship opportunities are awarded during the enrollment process for incoming students.
At FUS, we are committed to ensuring that talented students are able to access the best educational opportunities so that they can reach their full potential and make a positive impact at Franklin and beyond their studies. We offer generous scholarships and awards to make sure the most promising and motivated young minds are able to achieve their goals and make a positive impact on society.
The scholarship opportunities listed below are cumulative with other types of financial aid, and would be renewed annually to student recipients provided GPA requirements and other applicable conditions per scholarship type are maintained.
- SUNY-FUS 2 + 2 Jacques Villaret International Education Award for SUNY Community College Students
- Franklin Honors Program Award
- The Ambassador Wilfried Geens Award
- The Brian Stanford Award in Creative Practices
- The Ann Gardiner Award in Sustainability
- Life-Long Learning Scholarship