Financial Economics is an analytical field that merges principles of finance with economic theories to understand how financial markets operate. This discipline delves into topics such as market behavior, asset valuation, risk management, and the economic forces that impact financial markets. Students learn about investment theory, financial market structures, interest rates, and the role of financial institutions. The curriculum combines elements of economics, mathematics, and finance, emphasizing quantitative analysis and economic reasoning. Skills developed include econometric modeling, financial analysis, and understanding of market dynamics. Career paths for Financial Economics graduates include roles in investment banking, market analysis, risk assessment, and economic policy advising, where they apply economic concepts to make informed financial decisions and strategies.