Double degree
UP - UOL

Obtaining an additional degree from the University of London is a privileged opportunity due to the prestige and academic quality of this institution. The students of the Management, Accounting, Economics and Finance programs can access this double degree program.

Programs with a double degree

Business & Management

​This degree is ideal for the programs in the business, banking, general management, accounting, consultancy and marketing areas. Studying this program will allow you to:

  • Acquire the capacity to think independently about business and management decisions.
  • Obtain a degree that will be valued by employers looking for professionals who can show logical and quantitative thinking.
  • Know and understand international and local management topics.
​Courses
  1. Introduction to Economics
  2. Mathematics 1 (half course)
  3. Statistics 1 (half course)
  4. Principles of Accounting
  5. Business and Management in a Global Context (NEW)
  6. Core Management Concepts (NEW)
  7. Corporate Finance
  8. Management Science Methods
  9. Human Resource Management
  10. Principles of Marketing
  11. Management Accounting
  12. Strategy
  13. Management and Innovation of E-business​

Accounting & Finance

This degree trains the professional of the accounting, investment banking, investment analysis and management, management consultancy and financial management areas, and prepares them for more advanced studies.

Professional accreditation​

The graduates of the Accounting & Finance bachelor’s degree program who wish to continue their studies for professional accreditation in the financial or accounting areas can take advantage of a “fast-track” agreement with four professional institutions:

  • Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
  • Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ICPAS)
  • Chartered Accountants Australia
  • Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
  • Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)

If the block of courses required for the degree is completed, the student will be exempted from some modules required in the route towards the professional accreditation.

​Courses
  1. Introduction to Economics
  2. Mathematics 1 (half course)
  3. Statistics 1 (half course)
  4. Principles of Banking and Finance
  5. Principles of Accounting
  6. Business and Management in a Global Context
  7. Managerial Economics
  8. Corporate Finance
  9. Financial Reporting
  10. Auditing and Assurance
  11. Management Accounting
  12. Strategy
  13. Management Science Methods​

Economics

Thanks to its combination of verbal reasoning and mathematical and quantitative analysis, this degree prepares the student for a career as an economist in the industry, finances, the State, or international organizations. It also prepares the student for other professions in which these skills are valued. This specialization will allow the student to:

  • Have a career as an economist in the academic world, the industry, finances or the State.
  • Cover topics going from the amount of money a household saves and the goods it purchases to the ways the households and businesses in the country interact in order to determine the national production.
  • Acquire a more logical analysis approach in regard to individual and social decision-making.
Courses
  1. Introduction to Economics
  2. Mathematics 1 (half course)
  3. Macroeconomics
  4. Mathematics 2 (half course)
  5. Statistics 1 (half course)
  6. Statistics 2 (half course)
  7. Microeconomics
  8. Monetary Economics
  9. Introduction to Political Science
  10. Elements of Econometrics
  11. Public Economics
  12. Industrial Economics
  13. Economics of Development​
  14. Corporate Finance ​​​

Economics & Finance

​This degree prepares the student for a career as a financial economist, whether in the academic field, finances (investment or commercial banking, risk management, research, fund management or securities trading) or the State. This specialization will allow the student to:

  • Acquire the economic reasoning, quantitative skills and institutional knowledge, necessary to solve practical problems arising in finances.
  • Develop the institutional analysis and knowledge tools, necessary for working as a financial economist.
Courses
  1. Introduction to Economics
  2. Mathematics 1 (half course)
  3. Mathematics 2 (half course)
  4. Statistics 1 (half course)
  5. Macroeconomics
  6. Statistics 2 (half course)
  7. Microeconomics
  8. Monetary Economics
  9. Corporate Finance
  10. Principles of Banking and Finance
  11. Introduction to Political Science
  12. Elements of Econometrics
  13. Quantitative Finance
  14. Financial Intermediation

Management & Digital Innovation

This degree is ideal for the careers of Business Engineering and Information Engineering. Studying in this program will allow the student to:

  • Being at the forefront of digital innovation
  • Obtain the ability to analyze and manage digital innovation and social networks
  • Explain the nature and application of digital technology and digital infrastructures through computerized information systems and social networks in organizations and society.
Courses
  1. Introduction to Economics
  2. Mathematics 1 (half course)
  3. Introduction to information systems
  4. Statistics 1 (half course)
  5. Business and Management in a Global Context
  6. Digital infrastructures for business
  7. Core Management Concepts
  8. Strategy
  9. Information systems management
  10. Innovating digital systems and services
  11. Management and social media
  12. Research Project in information systems
  13. Management and innovation of e-business

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