BSc in Finance
Online Malawi
BSc
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Part time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning
Key Summary
About: The BSc in Finance trains you to manage organizational issues and apply principles, methods and tools to solve financial problems. You’ll identify how local and global economic complexity affects finance, and develop skills in financial analysis, corporate finance, markets and quantitative techniques. Unicaf offers scholarships to eligible candidates.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can enter roles such as financial analyst, investment analyst, risk manager, treasury analyst, corporate finance associate or financial planner, and work in banking, asset management, corporate finance, accounting, auditing or consulting; you'll use quantitative analysis, financial modeling, risk assessment and strategic decision-making and pursue senior management roles globally.
Upon completion of this programme, students should be able to manage issues related to an organisational environment and apply conceptual principles, methods and tools to solve financial problems; identify the increasingly complex nature of the local and global economy and its impact on finance, among others.
Scholarships available
Pathway
| Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
Foundation Courses | ||
| UU-FNT-103 | Introduction to Bachelor Degree | 0.00 |
| UU-BA-IND100 | Induction Module | 0.00 |
Year 1 | ||
| UU-ACG-1100-MW | Foundations of Accounting and Finance | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-1002-MW | Finance and Corporate Finance | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-1001-MW | Personal Finance | 24.00 |
| UU-ACG-1010-MW | Intermediate Financial Accounting | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-1003-MW | Financial Management | 24.00 |
Year 2 | ||
| UU-MTH-2000-MW | Statistics | 24.00 |
| UU-ACG-2100-MW | Principles of Accounting and Finance | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-2400-MW | Financial Analysis | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-2005-MW | International Financial Management | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-2660-MW | Managerial Accounting and Finance | 24.00 |
Year 3 | ||
| UU-FNE-3006-MW | Money and Banking | 24.00 |
| UU-LAW-3300-MW | Corporate and Business Law | 24.00 |
| UU-ACG-3600-MW | Financial Reporting and Practice | 24.00 |
| UU-ACG-3100-MW | Advanced Financial Management | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-3550-MW | Security Analysis | 24.00 |
Year 4 | ||
| UU-ACG-4210-MW | Taxation and Tax Planning | 24.00 |
| UU-MAN-4550-MW | Investment Management | 24.00 |
| UU-MAN-4600-MW | Risk Management | 24.00 |
| UU-FNE-4600-MW | Derivative Products | 24.00 |
| UU-BBA-4010-MW | Business Research Methods and Project | 24.00 |
Upon completion of this programme, students should be able to:
- Manage issues related to an organizational environment and apply conceptual principles, methods and tools to solve financial problems.
- Identify the increasingly complex nature of the local and global economy and its impact on finance.
- Recommend streamlined financial and business processes and procedures to meet challenges and excel under intense competition.
- Apply the standard analytic tools of applied financial analysis.
- Analyze, evaluate, interpret and present materials in the areas of finance.
- Identify the underlying ideas of the business environment and associate them with specific knowledge in the areas of finance.
- Appreciate the importance of adopting an ethical approach in the management of corporate practices.
- Critically assess data and analyze and interpret findings to make informed decisions.
- Identify and apply suitable research and business simulation tools.
- Demonstrate negotiation and conflict resolution skills for re-enforcing value-added collaborations.
- Apply the four functions of management to streamline business processes.
- Identify challenges and opportunities to safeguard and/or increase competitive advantage.
- Demonstrate competencies for optimal decision-making.