
The Finance and Investment BSc at DMU combines theory with practical skills, preparing you for the CFA exams and a career in finance. You’ll study finance, accounting, and economics with a focus on data analysis, using tools like Bloomberg, Eikon, Matlab, and Python. Modules such as AI in Finance and access to DMU’s Trading Floor provide hands-on experience, equipping you for success in the financial sector.
Language
English
Schedule
3 years
Degree
BA Hons
Location
Ben Thanh Ward
This module introduces you to the key components of a well-functioning financial system, including markets, institutions, individuals, and regulatory bodies. You’ll explore topics such as central banks, financial institutions, capital flow, bond, equity and money markets, financial crises, and regulation.
You’ll learn the mathematical and statistical tools needed for analysing data in the financial world. This module covers probability theory, statistical methods, and the foundations of complex mathematical models used in finance, helping you make informed financial decisions.
This module provides an introduction to macro and microeconomics, focusing on the core principles and their real-world applications. You’ll learn how economists approach societal problems and apply concepts to decisions made by regulators, managers, and individuals.
Gain hands-on experience using Business Intelligence tools like Microsoft Excel to analyse large datasets. You’ll learn how to extract insights from financial data using popular databases such as Bloomberg, FAME, and FT.COM, and present your findings in professional reports to help inform decisions.
This technically focused module is designed to help you develop a high level of skill in using common financial accounting procedures and techniques. You’ll gain knowledge of accounting standards, principles, and procedures involved in producing financial reports for businesses and governments. You’ll also learn how to analyse and interpret these statements to assess the financial health and fiscal sustainability of an organization.
In this module, you’ll be introduced to the principles of corporate and governmental financial decision-making. You’ll explore key topics such as financing decisions, dividend policies, investment strategies, and short-term working capital management, all of which influence real-life financial decisions and wealth maximization.
This module introduces econometrics, applying statistical methods to economic and financial data. You’ll study techniques like linear and multiple regression, analyse time-series data such as prices and interest rates, explore non-linear financial relationships, and learn forecasting models used in empirical finance.
This module teaches you to analyse financial and economic data using quantitative methods to assess the return and risk of traditional assets like equities and bonds. You’ll study their key features, markets, and associated risks, and learn techniques to manage these risks for an optimal risk–return balance.
This module covers major derivatives—futures, forwards, options, and swaps—and their use in hedging, arbitrage, price discovery, and speculation. It also explores alternative assets like real estate, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, and their role in enhancing portfolio performance.
This module introduces you to modern theories and techniques in portfolio management. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the investment process, from investment policy statements to performance measurement and evaluation. You’ll explore various asset classes, including equities, bonds, and alternative assets, and develop your own efficient trading strategies using real market data from the London Stock Exchange or other international markets.
AI is reshaping finance across lending, trading, investment management, and fraud detection. This module covers the history, core methods, and key applications of AI in the sector. You’ll evaluate current and emerging developments, apply fundamental algorithms using software, explore AI’s financial implications, and gain hands-on experience building applications with popular coding tools.
This module explores the growing importance of ethics, governance, and sustainability in finance. You’ll examine how financial systems interact with society through social, environmental, and ethical frameworks, and learn the professional standards needed to work ethically and responsibly in the financial industry.
October 2026
The programme admits one intake per year only, ensuring academic quality and full alignment with UK education standards.
Flexible – suitable for diverse academic backgrounds:
High school academic transcript–based admission
International high school qualifications (A-Level, IB, AP, etc.)
National High School Graduation Examination results
Direct admission in accordance with regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) and Hoa Sen University (HSU)
Simple application process with personalised 1:1 counselling for each applicant.
3-Year Programme
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
Graduated from high school and completed one year of study at a university, college, or vocational institution
Graduated from high school overseas
Hold an international academic qualification (IBD, A-Level, AS-Level, IGCSE, WACE, SACE, GED, SAT, ACT, or equivalent)
Completed the Foundation Programme at De Montfort University (DMU)
English language requirement:
IELTS Academic 6.0 or above, or equivalent.
4-Year Programme
IELTS Academic 5.0 or above, or equivalent English qualification
Tuition fees are publicly disclosed and transparent, specified by programme and academic year.
The University commits to stable tuition fees throughout the entire programme, ensuring financial certainty for students and parents.
View detailed tuition fees: HERE
Global Talent Scholarship
Value: 10% – 50% of tuition fees
Criteria: Academic performance and extracurricular achievements
UK Scholarship
Value: VND 10 – 50 million
Supports exchange programmes and final-year study abroad opportunities
All submitted applications are automatically considered for scholarships — no separate application required.
Students are guaranteed the opportunity to:
Complete the final year at DMU Leicester, UK
Receive a Bachelor’s degree awarded by the United Kingdom
Additionally, students may choose to transfer to DMU campuses or partner institutions in:
UAE, India, China, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Denmark, Kazakhstan, Hong Kong, Cambodia, and more.
International Exposure
DMU Global: academic exchange programmes in 30+ countries
UK Summer School from the first year of study
International internships with global corporations and partner enterprises
Official DMU Leicester learning account & digital library access
Academic clubs and global engagement activities under DMU Global
1:1 career guidance and international profile coaching
Mentorship programmes with industry experts and senior executives
Paid internship opportunities with multinational companies
Priority access to short-term exchange and study abroad programmes in the UK
