Finance MSc
Duration and mode of study
One year full-time or two to five years via distance learning.
Start Dates
October.
Entry requirements
A good second-class honours degree from a British university or its equivalent; or a relevant graduate level professional qualification; or a postgraduate diploma from a recognised institution.
Fees
2012/13
Home/EU: £8,445
International: £15,715
Course aims
The principal aim of the MSc in Finance is to develop an understanding of a broad range of financial concepts and their application to a range of management and organisational contexts. Specifically you will be provided with a stimulating and intellectually challenging learning experience, along with rigorous education in the concepts of financial management and accounting and general management tools.
Course modules
Core:
- Foundations of Knowledge and Professional Skills
- Foundations of Financial Analysis and Investment
- Financial Statements: Theory, Practice, Critique
- Strategic Financial Management
- Financial Modelling
- Financial Risk Management
- Corporate Finance
- Research Methods
- Dissertation
Option modules
- Advanced Applied Quantitative Methods in Finance
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Option Pricing
- International Finance and Globalisation
- Performance Measurement: Quantitative Approaches
- Public Finance
Teaching and assessment methods
A mixture of teaching methods is used, including lectures, group work, case study analysis, and guided reading. Performance is assessed through both assignments and examinations.
Contact
School of Management
Admissions Team
T: +44(0)116 223 1818/1883
F: +44(0)116 252 3949
ulsmPGadmiss@le.ac.uk
www.le.ac.uk/ulsm
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