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MSc Economics, Banking and Finance

  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1 year full-time 18-20 months full-time with professional practice, up to 2 years full-time with professional placement - multiple intakes

Masters Degree Description

Our Economics and Banking MSc aims to equip you with key economic disciplines and the latest developments in financial technology and regulations, preparing you for a career in finance.

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of how the banking sector operates.
  • Develop the skills to analyse complex data, make informed decisions, and solve real-world economic and financial problems.
  • Understand the ethical and regulatory frameworks and the challenges of implementing AI in the financial sector.

Start dates:

  • March 2026
  • May 2026
  • July 2026
  • September 2026
  • November 2026
  • January 2027
  • March 2027
  • May 2027
  • July 2027

Entry Requirements

An honours degree 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) in a business-related discipline. Evidence of relevant professional qualifications equivalent to Level 6 or at least two years of work experience in economics, finance, or banking will be considered.

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Fees

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Programme Funding

A range of financial support is available for postgraduate study including loans, flexible payment options, discounts and scholarships.

Student Destinations

On successful completion of this course, you should be well-prepared for a range of roles within the global financial sector. Equipped with advanced knowledge in financial markets, economic theory, risk management, and regulatory frameworks, you should possess the analytical and practical skills sought by employers across various industries.

On successful completion of this course, you could find yourself in one of the following roles:

  • Finance Consultant: providing expert advice to businesses on financial matters, helping them optimise performance, increase profitability and achieve strategic goals
  • Investment Consultant: guiding individuals and organisations in making informed investment decisions, maximising returns while managing risk
  • Financial Analyst: evaluating financial data, providing forecasts, and offering recommendations for investment decisions
  • Risk Manager: identify, assess, and control potential threats to an organisation's financial stability, protecting assets and ensuring business continuity
  • Data Scientist: analysing large financial datasets to identify trends, manage risk, and inform strategic decision-making for international organisations and governments.

Module Details

  • Financial Services and Digital Banking — 30 credits
  • Economics — 30 credits
  • Quantitative Analysis for Economics and Banking — 30 credits
  • Risk Analysis and Management in Banking — 30 credits
  • Master's with professional practice
  • Master's with professional placement

To complete your master's you will complete one of the following 60-credit modules:

  • Dissertation — 60 credits
  • Internship Project — 60 credits

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