This is concerned with the management of money and is often offered jointly with another related subject, such as accounting, business or economics. Some courses can include all aspects of finance, while others may specialise in a specific areas, such as investment banking.
Most universities will require mathematics as an A-level, however some may consider a high grade at GCSE as a substitute.
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