Central Business School · Undergraduate
BSc Finance and Information Technology
An undergraduate programme that combines finance with information technology — for students who will work at the intersection of financial services, data and digital systems.
Overview
The BSc in Finance and Information Technology sits in Central Business School alongside Banking and Finance, Finance with Economics, and Management Studies. It prepares graduates to apply financial knowledge with digital and systems skills — a combination listed on the school’s current undergraduate flyer for prospective applicants.
Related CBS undergraduate awards include BSc Finance with Economics, BSc Banking and Finance, and Business Administration options in Marketing, Human Resource Management and Accounting.
Accreditation: Delivered under GTEC-accredited Central Business School.
How you’ll study
Pathway. Four years of regular undergraduate study. Core finance with information-technology components as set by the school.
Outcomes. Graduates work in banking, fintech, financial analysis, systems and related business-technology roles.
Entry requirements
| Route | Requirement |
|---|---|
| WASSCE | Credit passes (A1–C6) in six subjects comprising three core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, plus three relevant subjects. |
| SSSCE | Credit passes (A–D) in six subjects comprising three core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, plus three relevant subjects. |
| Mature | At least 25 years of age. Applicants without the required passes take the mature students’ entrance examination. |
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Careers
- Banking, treasury and financial analysis
- Fintech, financial systems and data roles
- Graduate schemes in financial institutions and related business services