New Era College of Arts, Science & Technology
Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Management
Finance graduates earn a median $49,864 Across 766 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An undergraduate degree that trains students in investment, pension and fund management, financial risk and market analysis, and finance consultancy. Best suited to students aiming for hands‑on finance roles who value practical exposure through an embedded internship and applied modules.
What you'll study
The curriculum is delivered across eight semesters. Teaching covers core commerce and finance topics, practical accounting and auditing, plus a research capstone. Modules listed on the programme page include:
- Year 1: English Language Skills; Principles of Marketing; End User Computing; Principles of Human Resource Management; Business Mathematics; Accounting & Finance; Fundamentals of Project Management; Business Statistics; Business Communication; Financial Management; Commercial Law I; Basic Economics; Principles of Management.
- Year 2: Functional Areas of Management; Financial Accounting; Commercial Law II; Microeconomics; Fundamentals of Operations Management; Macroeconomics; Auditing; Taxation I; Cost and Management Accounting I.
- Year 3: Taxation II; Principle of Information Systems; Capital Budgeting; Operations Management; Audit Practice and Assurance Services; Research Methods; Internship - Work Integrated Learning (WIL).
- Year 4: Cost and Management Accounting II; Financial Control and Planning; Strategic Management; Finance and Business Ethics; Financial Markets; Working Capital Management; Investment Management; Innovation Management; Financial Risk Management; Entrepreneurship; Research Capstone Project.
Entry requirements
The source text does not specify entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult New Era College admissions for minimum academic, language and documentation requirements.
Career prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles across the finance sector. The programme page lists likely destinations including finance manager, insurance broker, insurance agent, treasurer, stockbroker and senior teller, reflecting strengths in accounting, markets and fund management.
Scholarships & funding angle
No specific scholarships are detailed on the programme page. Applicants should review New Era College’s central financial aid and tuition information and investigate common options such as institutional scholarships, need‑based aid, and employer‑sponsored sponsorship for work‑integrated placements.
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