Postgraduate courses in Finance Brochure

Modules form 60% of the course content, with the individual thesis project making up the other 40%. This brochure shows the compulsory and elective modules currently affiliated with these courses to give you an idea of course content. To keep our courses relevant and up-to-date, modules are subject to change so please check the latest information on our website. Accounting and Finance You will explore theories and cutting-edge finance techniques in the context of global business and develop the necessary skills and knowledge in line with financial reporting and the international accounting standards. MSc

Compulsory modules • Corporate Finance,

• International Financial Reporting, • Strategic Management Accounting, • Research Methods. Elective modules (select two modules) • Private Equity, • Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring, • International Public Finance and Taxation, • International Finance.

• Financial Data Analysis, • Financial Accounting, • International Financial Markets and Ethics, • Strategic Management, • Global Business Environment, • Business Valuation, • Small Business Finance,

For full information see www.cranfield.ac.uk/som/mscfaf

Finance You will develop a thorough understanding of finance and investments, and be able to assess and apply a wide range of corporate valuation and investment techniques on this one year full-time course. MSc

Compulsory modules • Corporate Finance, • Statistical Analysis in Finance, • Accounting, • Economics for Financial Markets,

Elective modules (select two modules) • Private Equity, • Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring, • Fixed Interest Securities and Credit Risk Modelling, • FinTech, Start-Ups and Small Business Finance, • Investing in Emerging Markets and Alternative Investments.

• International Financial Markets and Ethics, • Investing for Environmental and Social Impact, • Valuation and Financial Modelling, • Applied Research Methods in Finance, • Investment and Portfolio Management, • Derivatives and Financial Risk Management.

Banking, Economics and Finance This course comprises twelve core modules, which includes one 80 credit thesis. The taught modules will focus on the demands of the external market whilst developing your core knowledge and skills and behaviour suitable for the dynamic banking, economic, and financial landscape. MSc Modules • Economics of Markets, Competition and Strategy, • Data Analytics and Research in Action, • Contemporary Issues in Banking, • Financial Markets, Regulation and Ethics, • Accounting for Business, • Global Economic Environment, • Principles of Finance, • Digital Banking, FinTech, and Artificial Intelligence, • Sustainable and Green Banking.