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MSc International Banking and Finance
Course overview
This course offers a unique chance to advance your career in the area of bank operations and finance.
You will be learning in a dynamic environment which draws heavily on industry expertise and involves sessions with experts from such companies as Kedge, National Australia Group, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley.
This knowledge is underpinned by academics that blend academic expertise with practical cutting-edge techniques – aimed at putting you ahead of the competition.
For more information read our course promotional guide: MSc International Banking and Finance We have translated a number of GCU London course brochures for Chinese students. View - MSc International Banking and Finance (Chinese)
Prospects
The course will enable you to build knowledge in all areas of finance and economics in the context of bank operations, providing excellent opportunities in all areas of banking.
It also represents an excellent choice for those wanting a career in investment banking and global operations. Internationals banks demand graduates with holistic knowledge - our graduates develop this knowledge.
Course structure
The MSc Banking & Finance covers finance in more depth and is designed for those with a background in economics/finance or accounting.
The course also includes sessions to help your personal and professional development – helping you build key skills required to work in a 21st century organisation.
Entry requirements
Potential students must hold a UK Honours degree 2:2 or equivalent in either finance, accounting or economics.
English Language
For both Master's Degree and Postgraduate Diplomas, candidates whose normal medium of education and work has not been English, will normally be required to present evidence of competence in English as demonstrated by a pass at Academic IELTS level 6 (with no element less than 5.5) or a TOEFL Internet based test with reading at 22, listening at 21, speaking at 23 and writing at 21.
