Part I consists of a combination of examinations and coursework in a set of specified taught modules to the value of 60 credits.
Part II consists of a Research Project or a Corporate Internship to the value of 30 credits. In total students take 90 credits as follows:
PART I
AC6101 International Project Finance
AC6102 Investments
AC6103 Capital Markets
AC6105 Managing Financial Institutions
AC6106 Corporate Restructuring
AC6108 Venture Capital and Private Equity
AC6113 Financial Analysis and Forecasting
AC6412 Financial Management & Corporate Social Responsibility for International Firms
FI6001 Treasury Risk Management
FI6002 Regulation and Compliance in Capital Markets
FI6005 Equity Valuation
FI6006 Professional Development
And either
AC6030 Python and Machine Learning for Finance (5 Credits)
Or
AC6108 Venture Capital and Private Equity (5 Credits)
PART II
AC6128 Research Project or
AC6129 Corporate Internship
Integrated Research Project/Corporate Internship
The final element of the course takes place in the summer term. Students have the choice of completing with an integrated research project or an internship.
In the research project, you have the opportunity to work in a team made up of your classmates, under the supervision of an academic mentor on a corporate finance issue. This project allows you to hone your analytical and professional skills.
If you chose the internship option, you will learn to apply your knowledge of finance in a work context, allowing you to learn through practice and to develop your critical writing and thinking skills through using the corporate internship as a site of inquiry, research and reflection. Students will undertake an internship with a relevant company in an area appropriate to the programme. To secure an internship place, students go through a competitive recruitment process, including interviews with employers.
Full details on the content and modules are available on the Postgraduate College Calendar (MSc Corporate Finance).
Modules
Further details on modules can be found in our Book of Modules. Any modules listed are indicative of the current set of modules for this course but are subject to change from year to year.
University Calendar
You can find the full academic content for the current year of any given course in our University Calendar.
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