School of Business - Birkbeck University of London courses

...engage in critical thinking and reflection on theory and practice. You will also acquire basic applied research skills. Study Resources Access to an extensive...

...Entry Requirements The MSc programme at Birkbeck is not conversion course. Applicants should have a first degree at second-class honours level at least...

...as part of their everyday work, are involved in data analysis, the interpretation of statistics, the optimal design and control of systems or in the modelling...

...application of modern statistical and mathematical modelling techniques required to solve applied problems in industry, the public services...

...commercial and academic work in economics. The programme therefore assumes that students are familiar with the essential concepts and relationships...

...instead focuses on developing students' ability to do original applied work with advanced economic methods. Objectives Provides guidance and experience...

...The programme therefore assumes that students are familiar with the essential concepts and relationships and instead focuses on developing students' ability...

...to do original applied work with advanced methods. Objectives The Birkbeck MSc Financial Economics: Provides guidance and experience in the use of received...

...basic portfolio theory, corporate finance and advanced pricing theory applied to derivatives and government bond markets. Students also complete courses...

...and students with the minimum mathematics background may have difficulty). You will also have some background in economics and finance, either through...

...These include most notably valuation of securities, and measurement and management of portfolio risks. Training is provided in programming, numerical methods...

...numerical methods and financial statistics and all the modules of the programme are illustrated by computer examples. Students graduating from the programme...

...an academic and professional qualification in Computer Science. The course is suitable for graduates wishing to embark on a career in the information technology industry...

...than hardware aspects of computing. Second, there is an emphasis on commercial and business information processing applications, with examples generally...

...Analysis of problems arising in information systems and in the management of IT. Evaluation of technology options. Information systems development...

...and the management of IT. Suitable for: This is a programme for graduates of disciplines other than computing, focussing on practical aspects of information systems development...

...and advanced computing techniques. MSc AIS leaflet [PDF] Applicants should have a good degree or MSc in Computer Science although joint-honours computing...

...gained strong practical and theoretical knowledge of the above areas which they will be able to use in Analysis of problems arising in information management...

...Chartered Engineer (CEng) and Chartered Scientist (CSci) registration. Aims of the Programme This is a specialised MSc programme focusing on the area of web information management...

...a good degree or MSc in Computer Science although joint-honours computing graduates may also be eligible. Provides exemption (with provisos)...