Finance counts as a liberal arts subject, right?

Finance is a secondary discipline under the primary discipline of economics. For enrollment purposes, finance majors are not divided into arts and sciences, i.e., they are accepted in both arts and sciences.

In the university, often finance is categorized into the liberal arts (finance is a secondary discipline under the first discipline of economics, belonging to the applied economics (applied economics, including finance, finance, statistics, labor economics, etc., in addition to the theoretical economics), belonging to the category of social sciences, social sciences, humanities, natural sciences in foreign countries, management and economics belong to the social sciences; and domestic social sciences and humanities together as the liberal arts. (social sciences and humanities are categorized as liberal arts).

But in practice, along with the refinement of the social division of labor, the cross-disciplinary phenomenon has become a prominent phenomenon, finance is no exception. In practice, there are two cross-disciplines with the strongest relevance to finance: one is formed by the intersection of finance and mathematics, statistics, engineering, etc. "Financial Engineering"; the second is formed by the intersection of finance and jurisprudence "Law and Finance ( Law and finance". Financial engineering brings finance to the ivory tower, while law and finance brings finance back to reality. Mathematics, physics and engineering methods are widely used in finance, the tools to elaborate financial ideas from the language of everyday life to the language of mathematics and science, with the spirit of theory and abstraction, is a progress of the financial discipline.