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MA in Finance and Investment (Risk Management)


London School of Business and Finance

Summary

Price
£8,500 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
Part-time or full-time
Qualification
MA

Location & dates

Location
Address
WC2N5DN
United Kingdom

Overview

Prepare for the modern marketplace by learning to manage and evaluate the different risks facing global organisations today.

There is an increasing demand for graduates who are aware of the connection that exists between finance and risk, as well as how to properly manage this relationship. This programme is carefully structured to give you an accurate picture of how things really work in this exciting field.

It gives you essential skills in risk and crisis management, through theoretical concepts and practical business continuity methods. You will also develop a broad understanding of derivatives and various investments – including equity, fixed income and alternative investments.

 

This course can be taken online or at selected campuses.

Description

Stage I

Business and Financial Analysis (15 credits)
Corporate Finance (15 credits)
Quantitative Finance and Financial Markets (15 credits)
Research Methods

Stage II

Equity and Fixed Income Investments (15 credits)
Derivatives and Alternative Investments (15 credits)
Financial Risk Management (15 credits)
Research Methods

Stage III

Online Dissertation and Research Methods (30 credits)

 

Duration:

 Full-time 15 months (12 months on campus, 3 months online dissertation)
Part-time 24 months (12-24 months on campus, 3-6 months online dissertation)
Online 15-36 months (100% online with optional blended study on campus

 

 

 

Requirements

  • UK undergraduate degree or equivalent – any subject area
  • English Levels 5.5 IELTS (5.5.in all bands) – or equivalent
  • No work experience required, but is considered an asset

Students who fail to meet academic requirements can be assessed on their relevant work experience (5 years management experience minimum for mature study route)

Career path

Completing this course prepares you for top positions with a range of employers. These include roles in risk management, international insurance and reinsurance. You can also work in management consulting firms and the risk management departments of multinational companies. 

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