Bachelor in Finance

South China Normal University, founded in 1933 and located in Guangzhou, is a comprehensive institution with three campuses and a student community of over 34,000. The university combines a long tradition of teacher education with broad academic provision: 30 faculties, dozens of undergraduate majors, more than 200 master programs and over 100 doctoral programs. International students are a visible part of campus life, and the School of International Culture supports language learners and exchanges.

SCNU is recognized for strengths in psychology, sports science and education, and several disciplines rank highly in global ESI metrics. The university hosts Confucius Institutes and has formal partnerships with over 130 overseas institutions, offering scholarships and structured programs for international applicants. Research centers focus on Lingnan culture, Chinese language teaching and teacher training, providing opportunities for study, practice and cultural immersion.

Guangzhou offers a vibrant urban setting with modern transport, rich cultural heritage and renowned Cantonese cuisine. SCNU provides a range of student housing options, including single and shared rooms across international student residences, and promotes a supportive environment for newcomers. For students seeking teacher education, language study or a broad research university experience in South China, SCNU combines academic depth with an active international community.

The Bachelor in Finance program at South China Normal University is a 1-year degree that teaches students about finance theory and skills. This program is taught in English and includes courses taught by professors from the University of Aberdeen. The program helps students develop a high level of English communicative ability and become international and practical talents.

The curriculum includes courses on finance, accounting, and economics, as well as specialized courses on real estate finance. Students learn about financial markets, instruments, and institutions, and develop skills in financial analysis and decision-making. The program also includes hands-on components, such as case studies and group projects, to help students apply their knowledge.

Graduates of this program can work as Financial Analysts, Investment Bankers, or Real Estate Managers in banks, investment firms, or real estate companies. They can also work in industries such as finance, accounting, or consulting. Some possible job titles include Portfolio Manager, Risk Manager, or Financial Planner.