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International Financial Management at University Of The West Of Scotland

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

This programme is aimed at graduates with degrees in business, economics or related subjects with some mathematical content e.g. science or engineering. Applications will also be considered from graduates of other disciplines.

Both the MSc and Diploma courses follow the same taught curriculum. In addition to coursework, MSc students complete a dissertation allowing for development of their particular area of interest. The programme aims to enable a systematic understanding of the functions and future developments of finance in a UK and international context.

The programme seeks to attract well-qualified students with non-finance first degrees from a broad mix of disciplines and backgrounds to facilitate a multi-perspective interactive learning process. The overall aim of the programme is to:

• develop critical, analytical, problem-based learning skills and transferable skills to prepare the student for postgraduate employment

• enable the student to continue to engage in lifelong learning, study and enquiry

• assist the student to develop further skills required for both autonomous practice and team-working

• enable a systematic understanding of the current functions and future developments within the sector in Scotland, the UK, and internationally

• encourage students to adopt an analytical and creative approach to study and to develop the ability to argue rationally, communicate clearly and form sound judgements

• enhance students’ knowledge, skills and abilities through the execution of a Masters-level project