MSc Finance

Modules:
 

• Corporate Finance
• Statistical Analysis in Finance
• Accounting
• Economics for Financial Markets
• International Financial Markets and Ethics
• Investing for Environmental and Social Impact

• First or a 2.1 UK honours degree in a relevant discipline, or
• an international qualification of a standard equivalent to a First or 2.1 UK honours degree.

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Their roles have included Data Analyst, Financial Planner, Consultant, Private Equity Analyst and Financial Risk Manager.