Finance and Economics

Overview of Finance and Economics:

Finance and Economics are disciplines that focus on managing money, investments, and markets. Finance covers areas such as banking, investments, and personal financial planning, while economics studies how societies allocate resources, including goods and services. Both fields are essential for understanding how money and resources move through markets and for making informed financial decisions on a personal, corporate, or governmental level. 

Recommended A-Level Subject Combinations

  1. Mathematics
  2. Physics
  3. Chemistry
  4. English

Why Choose Finance and Economics?

Students who enjoy working with numbers, analyzing trends, and understanding market behavior will excel in Finance and Economics. Careers in these fields offer high earning potential, job security, and the opportunity to work in a wide range of sectors, including banking, investment, and policy advising. Moreover, these careers have a global reach, with opportunities to work in international markets or help shape financial policies that impact entire economies. 

Possible Job Opportunities

Included but not limited to:

  • Financial Analyst: Analyzes financial data to help businesses make investment decisions. 
  • Investment Banker: Assists clients in raising capital, structuring deals, and facilitating mergers and acquisitions. 
  • Economist: Studies economic trends and advises on the impact of economic policies at corporate or governmental levels. 
  • Accountant: Manages financial records, ensures compliance with tax laws, and advises on financial planning. 
  • Risk Manager: Identifies and mitigates financial risks for businesses to protect their assets and profits. 

How Pembroke International College helps students with deciding universities and career paths

  • For students interested in finance and economics, Pembroke offers in-depth university research focused on finding top schools with strong business and economics departments. We consider each student’s goals, financial constraints, and preferred location to ensure they find programs that will maximize their career opportunities. 

  • A Levels in Mathematics, Economics, and Business provide students with a solid grounding in economic theory and financial management, ensuring they are well-prepared to tackle challenging university programs and thrive in global financial markets. 
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