FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY (FINTECH) MSc FT This programme will examine applications of financial technology in banking, insurance, asset management and many other finance sectors. You will gain cutting-edge knowledge on finance applications of blockchain technology, digital currencies, Big Data and artificial intelligence. You will also acquire an in-depth understanding of the financial technology environment, develop skills in programming, machine learning and network security as well as knowledge of financial markets institutions and systems. Modules typically include: • Big Data in Finance • Financial Technology Environment • Introduction to Programming in Java • Network Security INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MSc FT Designed specifically to enhance employment prospects by offering you the opportunity to acquire an advanced and in-depth understanding of key accounting and finance topics. Graduates of this programme will possess an advanced knowledge of key tools and techniques in accounting and finance, financial modelling, and financial and management accounting. You can also gain up to seven exemptions from ACCA fundamental examinations on this programme. Modules typically include: • Behavioural Finance • Financial Statement Preparation and Analysis • International Financial Accounting • International Financial Markets • Management Accounting
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PGDip/MSc FT Designed for students who are
of finance with a strong practical perspective, using current trends and industry practice to inform teaching and discussion. You will develop a sound understanding of the role and importance of accounting organisations and graduate with a strong comprehension of finance and its associated disciplines. Modules typically include: • Econometrics • Empirical Finance • Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis • International Corporate Governance & Ethics • International Financial Markets and Institutions INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCE MSc FT This programme is aimed at graduates who wish to acquire a solid foundation in international banking and finance to prepare them for a career in information in the financial management of complex banking, trading or financial analysis. It will equip you with an advanced understanding of the principles and techniques of international finance, development, trade and banking, knowledge of the activities of financial markets and financial institutions in advanced and emerging economies, and an appreciation of the role of risk management in complex organisations.
interested in moving into a career in finance, this programme combines the academic theory of finance with a strong practical perspective, facilitating a sound understanding of finance and associated disciplines. You can also gain up to five exemptions from ACCA fundamental examinations on this programme. Modules typically include: • Asset Management • Financial Modelling • Financial Statement Preparation and Analysis • Independent Project • International Financial Markets The programmes above feature significantly enhanced taught contact time to allow you to complete a conversion to accounting or finance in a single year. Students who wish to study finance alongside a management specialisation should refer to the MSc Management (Finance) programme on page 76. PROGRAMMES FOR STUDENTS WITH AN ACCOUNTING OR FINANCE BACKGROUND OR RELATED DISCIPLINE These programmes are designed to enhance your undergraduate study and accelerate your career. Entry to these programmes requires a study background in accounting or finance. This need not necessarily be a degree with ‘Accounting and Finance’ in the title, but could be economics, business, or any general programme with significant accounting or finance content. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE MSc FT Designed for graduates who are seeking a specialist programme to enable an accelerated start to a career in finance, this programme combines the academic theory
Modules typically include: • International Banking and Regulation
• International Corporate Finance • International Financial Markets and Institutions • Quantitative Methods and Economics • Risk Management in Banking
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