BSc · Undergraduate
Finance & Digital Business
Understand financial decisions and the digital systems reshaping how organisations create and exchange value.
- Award
- BSc
- Indicative duration
- 3 years full-time
- Delivery
- Online
- Academic school
- Business
A deeper understanding.
A practical direction.
Combine accounting, economics and finance with an informed view of digital business. Learn to scrutinise information, evaluate risk and communicate financial choices responsibly.
What you will learn
- Interpret financial statements and organisational performance.
- Evaluate investment choices with transparent assumptions.
- Explain how digital systems affect financial services.
- Apply ethical reasoning to financial decisions and data use.
Your learning journey
The indicative curriculum builds from core understanding to independent work. Select a stage to explore its subjects.
Year 1 · Business foundations
- Financial accounting
- Economics
- Business mathematics
- Digital business fundamentals
Year 2 · Financial decisions
- Corporate finance
- Management accounting
- Financial markets
- Data analysis for business
Year 3 · Digital practice
- Financial technology
- Risk & governance
- Enterprise finance clinic
- Applied finance capstone
PIEM in your programme
An industry-connected challenge
Build a financial planning model for a small enterprise and test how different operating assumptions affect its resilience.
Enterprise Finance Clinic
A supervised educational clinic supporting financial literacy, planning models and business analysis; it does not provide regulated investment advice.
Partner ecosystem
The programme’s partnership network is designed to include:
- Financial-service organisations
- Fintech companies
- Accounting practices
- Enterprise support networks
Partner involvement can include project briefs, expert critique, practice insights and mentoring. Specific organisations and opportunities are confirmed for each cohort.
Understand the PIEM modelWhere your learning can lead
These are potential areas of work, not guaranteed outcomes. Career development combines academic learning, demonstrable project work and individual professional preparation.
Plan your study.
Use these details to compare your options. Confirm the approved specification before making a commitment.
- Next intake
- Intake dates to be confirmed
- Fees & funding
- Fee schedule awaiting approval. Explore cost planning.
- Study commitment
- Full-time pattern; weekly workload to be confirmed. Allow time for taught sessions, independent work, group projects and assessment.
- Practical requirements
- Online projects and live collaboration; confirm any assessment, fieldwork or specialist access requirements before enrolment.
- Your support
- Academic feedback, study guidance and accessibility support arrangements to be confirmed for the cohort. Explore support.
Learning made visible
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Entry expectations
A secondary-school qualification supporting higher-education entry, with a sound foundation in mathematics and analytical reasoning.
Applicants whose previous education was not in English may need to demonstrate readiness to study in English. Country equivalence, evidence and any additional requirements are reviewed individually.
How you will study
Structured online study combines guided independent learning, facilitated discussion, scheduled live sessions and project feedback.
Assessment
Assessment may include analytical assignments, project work, presentations, practical demonstrations and an independent capstone. Clear criteria and feedback support your progress.