Bachelor in Finance and Banking

For Bachelor in Finance and Banking, tuition fees are 8,750 EUR per year.

Finance and Banking studies how individuals, businesses, and financial institutions manage money, investments, credit, and risk, combining core finance theory with practical banking operations. Coursework typically includes financial accounting, corporate finance, investment analysis, banking operations, financial markets and institutions, and risk management, alongside foundational courses in economics and statistics. Students learn to analyze financial statements, evaluate investment opportunities, and understand how banks and financial markets function within the broader economy. Graduates commonly pursue careers in retail or corporate banking, investment analysis, financial planning, credit and risk analysis, or roles within insurance and other financial services organizations. This bachelor program at Girne American University in Girne, Northern Cyprus, is delivered over 4 years in English, giving students the financial and business English vocabulary needed for careers in international banking and finance. The curriculum generally combines theoretical finance coursework with practical exercises in financial analysis, valuation, and banking operations, reflecting the applied nature of the field. As part of a business-oriented degree, students often study alongside peers in related fields such as management and marketing, building shared foundational business knowledge. Northern Cyprus offers an English-medium academic setting with an internationally diverse student community for students pursuing finance-focused degrees. Across the 4 years, students typically progress from foundational economics and accounting courses to more specialized finance and banking subjects, often completing case studies or applied projects that connect classroom learning to real financial decision-making before graduation.