Bournemouth University · Full-time with year in industry
International Accounting & Finance
Designed for graduates looking for a career change, this course will help you develop a sought-after skillset ensuring you can manage modern international corporations financial reporting, qualifying you to make a real difference in businesses. Why study MSc I…
MSc2 yearsFull-time with year in industry
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Faculty of Business and Law · Business and management
Designed for graduates looking for a career change, this course will help you develop a sought-after skillset ensuring you can manage modern international corporations financial reporting, qualifying you to make a real difference in businesses. Why study MSc International Accounting & Finance? - Learn from an expanding team of dynamic educators and researchers from around the world - You will be exposed to how organisations report their financial data as well as learning how to analyse data and draw conclusions from it - Enhance your career chances to enter a range of careers such as Financial Analyst, Investment Advisor, Financial Consultant or Finance Manager - Undertake a significant piece of self-managed research in an area that interests you in relation to your course - Study alongside a diverse portfolio of international students - Enhance your employability with an optional 30-week placement overseas or in the UK, with Bournemouth being home to many large financial companies such as J.P.Morgan and Barclay.
Getting in
As the university states it
A Bachelors Honours degree with 2:2 in any subject.
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