Keele University Prospectus Postgraduate | 2016 | Page 43

Overview Our Finance and Management programme is designed to provide you with a systematic understanding of finance, financing and the modern organisation. It includes a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of core modern financial theory and key aspects of management practice, with a focus on practical application in real world business environments. The programme is delivered in a supportive and challenging learning environment enabling you to gain a range of practical skills and the ability to perform a comprehensive analysis of business behaviour and corporate performance in order to successfully make decisions. Our programme is designed for those interested in a wide range of future careers in financial management, including investment management and a broad range of finance related functions in both commercial and public organisations. Additional information You will develop analytical and technical skills in finance alongside the professional and management techniques of operational, strategic and financial management. You will also become competent in the use of quantitative tools and empirical techniques which can be applied to a wide range of organisational problems. Successful students will gain: • A command of analytical techniques, computing and appropriate software in the relevant areas of finance and management • Increased confidence in the analysis, synthesis and evaluation of problems and their solutions • Improved employability through enhanced professional and practical skills Module titles Core modules in the first semester are: Key Information Course type MSc, postgraduate diploma, postgraduate certificate Mode of study Full-time BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Finance and Management Entry requirements Applicants must have a second-class honours degree (2.2 or equivalent), along with the relevant language qualifications. For further information please visit the website. Contact email [email protected] • Financial Markets • Quantitative Methods in Finance • Operations Management and Supply • Accounting for Decision Making During the second semester you will study the following core modules: • Applied Finance • Strategy and Information Management The following is a list of indicative elective modules: • Corporate Finance • Leadership • Financial Modelling • International Money and Finance • Behavioural Finance • International Financial Reporting You will also complete a Dissertation. www.keele.ac.uk/kms/mscfinancemanagement Good to know “The MSc Finance and Management provided me with in-depth knowledge of finance and a solid foundation in the other aspects of management.” Stefan van Maanen, MSc Finance and Management graduate. 43