Bachelor in Finance

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Bachelor
Highschool or Post Highschool to 2nd year undergraduate
Septembre / Octobre, Février / Mars
Initial training, Apprenticeship
Bordeaux, Chambéry, Lyon, Paris
French
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The Bachelor in Finance, acquiring operational expertise in the “corporate” and “market” professions

In addition to the fundamentals, students are made aware of the specificities of certain sectors by experts. From the first year onwards, our courses are geared towards the chosen specialization, with an intensification in the second year to then access a third specialized year.

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A diploma course in 1, 2 or 3 years to specialize in accounting and finance management.

This Bachelor’s degree trains students for jobs in finance and accounting. These jobs require an ability to handle figures and also to use computers (dashboards, financial monitoring or technical analyses). However, business skills, interpersonal skills, and, increasingly, digital technology skills have become essential to evolve in complex and changing roles, particularly in the banking sector. 


The objective of this training is to develop all the skills mentioned above, but also to understand the dynamics of employment in finance.

All our final year courses are specialized and professional, allowing students to be directly operational in a company at the end of their course.

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What are the courses of the Bachelor of Finance ?

The courses listed below are examples only and may vary slightly depending on the campus. The content of the courses is adapted each year to market developments and is updated before the start of each new school year.

The 1st and 2nd year courses are available here.

The 3rd year courses

BASIC COURSES

Labour law

Ethics and CSR

Corporate strategy

Negotiation technique

Budget management

Excel improvement

Reporting tools

Business English

SPECIALIZATION COURSE

Financial reporting and communication

Fintech and Digitalization

Wealth and taxation

Business valuation

Business Financing

Asset Management

Risk management

Financial mathematics

Introduction to Blockchain

Computer Science – Introduction to VBA

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRACTICE

Business Seminar

Project Management Seminar

Personal development

Professional Practice Brief

Business conferences


1 or 2 programme start dates per year and an alternating work-study rhythm

Each year, the start of the 3rd year bachelor’s programme is organized in September. Some campuses also offer a staggered start in February.

The rhythm of the course alternates between school and company, followed by full time in the company.

The traditional programme follows a rhythm of a first semester in class followed by a second semester in an internship or a work-study professionalisation contract or apprenticeship.

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What are the prerequisites to enter the bachelor programme?

  • To enter the first year, you must have passed your A-Levels (any subject) or have a level 4 Diploma to Access University Studies (DAEU). 
  • To enter the second year, you must have completed 60 ECTS in a comparable field to the programme you wish to enter or 120 ECTS at level 5 or equivalent in the programme field.
  • To enter the third year, you must have completed 120 ECTS (level 5) in a comparable field to the programme you wish to enter or 180 ECTS at level 5 or equivalent in the programme field.

What are the career opportunities after the Bachelor of Finance ?

Financial Analyst / Accounting Analyst

Accountant / Accounting assistant / Accounting assistant

Management controller / assistant management controller

Financial Controller

Internal controller / internal auditor

The details of the opportunities are available HERE.

What are the rubrics of professional skills developed with the Bachelor of Finance ?

In terms of skills, you will be able to:

  • Manage the accounting and financial management of the company and the dedicated department
  • Contribute to the organization’s investment and financing choices
  • Analyze the performance and profitability of a company’s activity
  • Manage the accounting and/or financial team

This program awards the Financial Management and Control RNCP certification.

Level 6 professional certification, registered with the RNCP, Code RNCP 35534, code NSF 313.

The certification is obtained by completing all of the professional skills rubrics in their entirety. For more details, you can consult the France Compétences online reference system: https: //www.francecompetences.fr/recherche/rncp/35534/

This certification is accessible by VAE.

What are the pedagogical methods of the INSEEC bachelor’s program?

Teaching methods

  • Lectures and interactive courses
  • Situational exercises through collective or individual case studies carried out by the students
  • Conferences, seminars and educational visits

Evaluation methods

The three years of the program alternate between concept acquisition and practical application.

Each semester is completed with the awarding of 30 ECTS credits. Progress through the bachelor’s program is achieved by accumulating credits semester by semester until you have 180 ECTS credits at the end of the 3-year program. Students’ knowledge is evaluated through continous assessment followed by mid-term and final exams at the end of the semester.

  • Individual or group case studies
  • Individual and group oral presentations
  • Individual and group case files

Methods and tools

  • The evaluation methods are in person, in the form of continuous assessment or final written exams.

What are the tuition fees for the Finance program?

Full-time study:

  • For a 3-year bachelór’s degree: €8,900

Continuing education (sandwich course) :

  • For a 3-year bachelor’s degree: €9,700

Tuition fees may vary from campus to campus. Please contact the desired campus for more information.

The rates presented are valid for the year 2022-2023.

VAE/VAP – Click here to learn more about VAE

VAE: €4,200 before tax

VAP: €850 before tax

International students pack:
mandatory fee of €490 for exclusive support services for international students.

For more information on fees in Chambéry, please contact the Chambéry admissions department directly.

What financial aid is available to integrate the INSEEC Bachelor in Finance?

INSEEC offers several financial aid schemes:

The INSEEC Bachelor welcomes people with disabilities

INSEEC, one of the schools of the OMNES Education group, makes every effort to be inclusive and open to all people, regardless of their background or situation.

Our goal is that no student with a disability should be hindered in his or her desire to pursue an education and a professional career.

Support is therefore provided to facilitate access to the premises and to offer personalized advice and adapted facilities throughout their school career.

Accessibility: all our premises are adapted to the handicap standards.

The disability advisor, present on each campus, is the main contact person who will help set up a personalized support system for the student.

They act as a link between students with disabilities and the various entities that make up the school. It accompanies them throughout their training.

Contacts: a disability advisor is present on each INSEEC campus. You can find their contact details on the contact page of each campus.

key figures for training in FinancE

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Graduation rates 2019 – 2020

0.32%

Apprenticeship contract breakdown rate 2019 – 2020

75%

Satisfaction rate 2019 – 2020 (based on LimeSurvey analysis report in October 2020)

100%

Rate of certified apprentices compared to the number of apprentices present at the exam 2019 – 2020

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