Choosing undergraduate project topics in banking finance and subsequent presentation is usually accompanied by the consciousness that there is a reason undergraduates should pass through this process in the course of their academic pursuit. Knowing how much it means to test student’s capabilities and level understanding of the scope of their discipline throughout their years as undergraduates is a good rationale to make final year project writing a necessary gateway in tertiary education. Secondly, student’s understanding of principles, theories and corresponding application in their area of interest is also tested through this process of project presentation.

This makes choosing project topics for undergraduates a bit rigorous and demanding. In other words, undergraduate project topics must be approved by a project supervisor or instructor before a student can proceed with the research. This also means that there are procedures and structures that guide project topic presentation in banking and finance and of course other fields of study.

Meanwhile, there are factors you need to consider while choosing undergraduate project topics in banking and finance. They include but not limited to;

Area of interest
Banking and finance has several areas of specialization that undergraduates can choose project topics from. It all depends on your area of interest and the sort of issue you want to research on. Some of the areas available for research in banking and finance include banking, financial intermediation, assess and liability management, financial decision making, financial market and institutions etc.

Cost/Budget
Choosing an undergraduate project topic in banking and finance requires you to count the cost and evaluate the availability of the cost. By cost, I do not mean the financial expenditure alone, it also includes time, labour, rest, intellect etc. This means, you need to evaluate your budget, the cost too and decide if you are willing to come to a compromise.

Availability of resources materials
It could be really challenging doing a research successfully without having handy a previous research relating to your project topic especially at the undergraduate level. This is because, structurally, you will be required to review related literatures and previous studies in your field of interest.

So you must consider how much of related research works you can access before you choose you project topic. This applies to every other field of study not just banking and finance.

Timeliness and Immediate
It is also necessary to understand that you must choose an undergraduate project topic that is current and impactful. If you are in Nigeria for instance, it doesn’t make sense that you choose a project topic that has to do with a population in Canada or one that has to do with an issue of the 19th and 20th century. You should consider the datedness and the impact of a research project topic in your immediate environment before choosing them.

Choosing an undergraduate project topic isn’t as simple as it sounds; infact a project topic passes through a rigorous process before it is approved. Sometimes students can present two to three project topics to get one approved. When you consider these factors, you will be left with the proper structuring to get an approval for your project topic.