About the course
The MSc International Finance and Banking is designed to enable you to become a more effective and enterprising manager in a range of financial organisations in a knowledge-based global economy.
Finance and Banking as a study area is distinct from Accounting in that it is interdisciplinary and draws upon a wide range of soft and hard sciences.
Thus at post graduate level the study must be integrative blending economic mathematical and financial theory with analytical approaches to solving complex problems and implementing solutions.
Finance must also be treated as international in context to ensure relevance in the global economy.
The course aims to enable you to critically analyse the role of banking within international financial markets.
Attention is also placed on developing a contemporary empirical understanding of the behaviour of international financial markets that is particularly relevant for the aspects of international banking alongside providing you with the ICT and research skills required by employers in this highly competitive banking sector.
It is specially designed for those seeking a management career in the international banking system international corporations or in capital markets.
There are six entry points through the year. This allows you to start when it is most suitable.
