University of West London · Full-time
Finance and Risk Management
The MSc Finance suite of courses is designed to equip you with the knowledge and technical skills required to meet the needs and demands of the profession and make a more meaningful contribution to the organisations they work for. The various pathways will pro…
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The Claude Littner Business School · Business and management
The MSc Finance suite of courses is designed to equip you with the knowledge and technical skills required to meet the needs and demands of the profession and make a more meaningful contribution to the organisations they work for. The various pathways will provide you further opportunities to pursue rewarding careers by exploring areas relevant to their chosen subject specialism. The MSc Finance and Risk Management course will provide you with a well-grounded knowledge and understanding of key concepts and principles that support and inform corporate financial and strategic decision-making and is best suited for those interested in investments and portfolio management. UWL’s suite of finance courses opens up a range of opportunities in a multitude of industries across the world, and our graduates are currently employed at banks and financial institutions, management consultancy firms, five-star hotel chains and healthcare organisations. We are a leading provider of national and international business and finance education, winning accolades such as Public Sector Accountancy College of the Year at the PQ Awards 2021. Thanks to our West London location – close to the Thames Valley’s M4 corridor, Heathrow Airport and the City of London – and our longstanding reputation, we have formed strong connections with a number of potential employers. If you are a Finance or Business graduate with strong numerical skills and interested in pursuing a career in investment banking, portfolio management, risk analysis and the like, then this course, which has been created with input from industry professionals, will enable you to acquire the skills and knowledge required by employers in this field.
Getting in
As the university states it
You should have an honours degree (2:2 or above) in an accounting or finance related subject from a UK university (or equivalent) and A level Mathematics (or equivalent). We may also offer you a place based on relevant experience or training, normally from within the work environment. All applications are considered individually.
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