Our Master's programme prepares you for the positions of financial analysis, accounting and finance in the global marketplace.
This accounting and finance-based Master’s focuses on financial analysis.
The global financial and business environment is rapidly changing. To support business decision-making, increased regulatory supervision has highlighted the need for sound financial analysis and robust reporting.
We have developed this programme to meet this need. It will allow you to develop:
You'll gain more specialist knowledge of issues related to financial analysis.
This programme is ideal for those who want to develop specialist understanding and skills of financial analysis. It is suitable for graduates with good numeracy levels, regardless of their undergraduate degree subject.
The programme covers many topics which are relevant for those who would like to study for Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualifications.
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