MSc in Finance

The Msc in Finance is evenly balanced between corporate and market based finance and has the advantage of being a CFA programme partner (delivering enhanced exposure for the Level 1 CFA exam). It is a classice advanced foundation degree programme, suitable for those who are seeking an all-round, global educationinto all major aspects of finance. Programme graduates typically work in corporate financial management, investment banking, commercial banking, credit analysis, corporate treasury, broking security analysis and trading (...)

MSc in Corporate Finance

The MSc in Corporate Finance is designed for those who want to focus exclusively onn corporate finance. Graduates could expect to work in either the corporation as financial controllers, analysts or chief financial officers of a division. Alternatively the degree opens up the exciting possibility of working within investment banking, private quity, equity fund management or corporate financial services. (...)

MSc in Risk & Asset Management

The MSc in Risk & Asset Management, CFA partner programme, provides a wide-ranging coverage of market based finance and risk management concepts. Highly quantitative and best suited for those applicants with engineering or scientific backgrounds, the course is designed to meet the increasing global need for qualified quantitative analyst and risk managers for asset and liability management, hedge funds, quantitative trading temas, rist management companies and for the effective sales and marketing of exotic financial investment products. Graduates typically work iin quantitative areas within the banking, hedge fund and private equity sectors. (...)

MSc in Capital Markets

The MSc in Capital Markets is specifically for those who seek to become focused experts in the theory and pricing of capital market instruments and products. Typically graduates would be employed in the capital markets division of a multinational bank as traders or market makers in equity, swaps, futures, foreign exchange, options or exotic financial instruments. (...)