Finance degrees typically cover a mix of technical and theoretical knowledge, as well as the fundamental finance abilities you'll need to get started in the field. Students discover how wealth is calculated and how finance influences and determines business behavior. Because economics and statistics are critical to understanding finance, they are also covered. Accounting, mathematical methods, macro and microeconomics, and information technology are among the other subjects included in Finance. Optional modules will be accessible in the program's subsequent stages. Also, students can choose a specific path and study lessons in taxation, auditing, corporate strategy, business and employment law, management accounting, advanced accounting theory, and risk management, among other topics.