International Banking and Finance - Extended
Bachelor's degree
In Telford
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Telford
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Duration
1 Year
This course enables entry onto the MSc International Banking and Finance if you did not gain a first or second class honours at degree level (or equivalent). It will add to your existing skills and knowledge providing you with enhanced understanding and abilities which will prepare you for Masters courses, whilst also providing English support if you need help in this area
The recent financial crisis has brought to the fore a significant rise in concerns regarding the substantial increase in financial integration that has taken place over the last few decades. The MSc International Banking and Finance is aimed at providing you with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to solve complex problems in the international banking and finance environment.
The course addresses the key contemporary topics in the modern dynamic banking environment and will support you to develop the necessary broad base of underpinning knowledge. The topics covered include money, banking and the financial system; international finance; global financial regulations and banking risk management; international investment and modern portfolio theory; global corporate governance; and financial econometrics.
The course will equip you with a diverse range of skills relevant to a range of future employment areas including Banking, International Capital Markets, Foreign Exchange, Government and Public Sector, Multinational Enterprises, and Financial Media.
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Compare and contrast different theories of banking, corporate governance and finance and their application to investors, business and financial institutions.
Apply a range of empirical techniques to the testing of banking, corporate governance and finance theories.
Access a range of career options including, but not limited to the broad banking and financial sector
Synthesise contemporary academic debate that will enable you to progress to doctoral study.
Develop a range of inter-personal skills that are appropriate for the international workplace Critically assess how the international economic environment affects businesses
Analyse the different approaches and techniques that facilitate detailed study at the postgraduate level in business and management issues
Any undergraduate degree from a UK university or overseas equivalent, or a professional qualification and/or experience considered to be equivalent to the above. Whilst the undergraduate honours degree can be in a non-cognate discipline, a good quantitative background would be helpful.
A reference from a tutor who has supervised the applicant’s undergraduate studies and/or employer;.
Students may apply for recognition of prior learning (RPL) subject to the guidelines set out in the RPL Handbook ations but who have significant management experience and are able to demonstrate previous...
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Subjects
- Regulations
- Financial Training
- Banking Finance
- Banking and Finance
- IT risk
- Financial
- Finance
- Banking
- Global
- International
- Investment
- Governance
- Risk Management
- International Banking
- Risk
- Corporate Governance
Course programme
September start (full time)
Semester 1
7BE011 Masters Learning
7FC009 Empirical Finance
7FC002 International Finance
7FC010 Corporate Governance
7MG001 Independent Business Analysis Project (12 months in length)
Semester 2
7FC008 Money Banking & the Financial System
7FC005 Global Financial Regulations and Banking Risk Management
7FC006 International Investment and Portfolio Management
International Banking and Finance - Extended