A pre-university programme designed to prepare students for undergraduate pathways in business, finance, accounting, and psychology. Foundational modules include English for Academic Purposes, Communication Skills, Mathematics, Introduction to Business, Fundamentals of Finance, Economics for Business, and Academic Research Skills. It also offers a unique elective in Psychology & Behavioural Science, integrating exposure to human behaviour alongside business and financial literacy.

Many Students Choose This Because:

• Provides a tri-disciplinary pathway allowing progression into business, finance, accounting, or psychology degrees.
• Curriculum blends technical knowledge with soft skills such as academic writing, communication, and research.
• Offers flexibility—students can pivot between business and psychology tracks during degree progression.
  

Some Students Do Not Choose This Because:

• Requires competence across diverse subjects, including math, business, and behavioural sciences, in a condensed timeframe.
• Less specialised depth in each domain compared to focused single-stream foundation programmes.
• Pace can be demanding, balancing academic rigour with breadth of content.
  

Lifestyle During Study:

• Campus-based study across lectures, tutorials, and group assignments.
  

After Graduation:

• Direct progression into bachelor's degrees in Business, Accounting, Finance, Economics, or Psychology.
• Graduates emerge with solid preparation in academic writing, research, analytical thinking, and a blended perspective of business and human behaviour.
• Equips students with a flexible foundation to shift or combine degree paths in higher education.
  

What is Hard:

• Juggling multiple disciplines presents challenges with maths, finance concepts, business frameworks, and psychological theories.
• Time management: a tight schedule filled with assignments, presentations, and exams across varied topics.
• Adapting to different thinking styles from logical business reasoning to abstract concepts in psychology.

What is Easy:

• Learning support, clearly structured modules, and elective choices help students stay engaged.
• Soft skill development, communication and research modules are accessible and helpful across disciplines.
• Holistic preparation, exposure to both business and people-centric modules, helps build diverse competencies.
  

Fun Fact:

Students taking the Business, Finance & Psychology route often explore how financial systems intersect with human behaviour—imagine understanding how people’s decisions influence markets and vice versa!

This is for you if you like:

• Exploring how businesses work and how people think
• Combining analytical and human-focused thinking
• Working on projects and learning in different formats
• Keeping future career options open between finance and social sciences
  

Career Opportunities:

(After completing the relevant bachelor’s degree)

• Business Analyst
• Financial Advisor
• Accountant
• Economist
• Human Resources Officer
• Marketing Strategist
• Management Consultant
• Behavioral Researcher
• Psychometric Analyst
• Policy Advisor
  

Relevant Certifications to Consider:

• Bachelor’s in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or Psychology
• Professional routes like CFA, ACCA, or Certificate in Psychology (depending on your degree path)