MSc International Finance and Banking

Qualifications or experience

• A second-class honours degree in a relevant or related subject, which includes some element of statistics or quantitative methods, or equivalent professional experience and/or qualifications.

English language requirements

• English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 (or equivalent) with no component score below 6.0.

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You’ll graduate with an understanding of the complexities of modern financial markets, and be in a strong position to begin or advance your career within global finance and industrial sectors.

Through our MSc International Finance and Banking course you’ll gain a worldwide appeal to employers, with the ability to work in a variety of areas including investment analysis, securities trading, banking and investment banking, accountancy, and financial management. You could also go on to further study.

Graduates of this course have gone onto roles such as:

• Commercial Finance Analyst
• Bid Pricing Executive
• Graduate Econometrician
• Hedge Fund Manager
• Financial Regulator

Core modules

• Aef Research Methods and Dissertation – 60 credits
• Corporate Finance – 15 credits
• Econometric Modelling – 15 credits
• Foreign Exchange Market Analysis – 15 credits
• International Banking: Efficiency, Competition and Regulation – 15 credits
• Financial Econometrics – 15 credits
• International Banking, Financial Markets and Monetary Policy – 15 credits
• International Money and Capital Markets – 15 credits

Optional modules

• Database Design and Implementation – 15 credits
• Digital Economy: Society, Culture and Policy - 20 credits
• Financial Technology: Micro Perspectives - 15 credits
• Digital Economy: Business, Markets and Institutions - 15 credits
• Financial Technology: Macro Perspectives - 15 credits
• Innovation Dynamics and Data Science - 15 credits