MSc Finance and Accounting
A postgraduate degree designed to build expertise in financial management, accounting practices, and strategic decision-making.
Course Overview
The MSc Finance and Accounting is a career-focused postgraduate programme aimed at individuals seeking to advance their knowledge in finance, accounting, and global business strategy. The course is ideal for recent graduates as well as professionals looking to progress into senior financial roles or transition into the finance sector.
This programme combines academic theory with real-world application, preparing students for a range of roles in corporate finance, investment, consultancy, and accounting.
Key Features
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Industry-Aligned Curriculum: Covers the core principles of financial reporting, investment analysis, and corporate governance.
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Strategic Focus: Develops a strong understanding of financial strategy, ethical leadership, and decision-making.
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Professional Development: Supports progression toward qualifications such as ACCA, CIMA, or CFA.
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Central London Study Location: Offers exposure to one of the world’s leading financial hubs, with access to a wide network of industry contacts.
Modules Typically Include
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Financial Reporting and Analysis
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Corporate Finance
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International Accounting and Governance
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Strategic Management and Ethics
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Research Methods
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Major Project or Dissertation
Students can expect to develop both technical financial skills and broader competencies in communication, analysis, and leadership.
Career Prospects
Graduates of this MSc often pursue roles such as:
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Financial Analyst
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Management Accountant
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Investment Advisor
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Finance Manager
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Risk Consultant
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Business Strategist
The course also provides a solid foundation for doctoral research or further professional training.
Entry Requirements
Applicants typically need:
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A UK undergraduate degree (2:2 or above) or an equivalent international qualification
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Applications from candidates with relevant professional experience are also welcomed
