The Masters in Economics, International Banking & Finance focuses on the economic analysis of issues primarily related to financial economics, finance and international banking. The programme is aimed at students interested in financial markets and banking systems, and those who already work in financial and banking institutions, as well as government organisations more broadly. You will have access to a large portfolio of courses within economics, banking and finance.
2.1 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Physics, Statistics or another Mathematical discipline. Degrees in Management, Humanities and Social Science disciplines will be accepted with at least 4 credit bearing modules in Economics and/or Finance at an average grade of pass.
This programme is beneficial if you wish to enter or are already in a profession which requires you to provide economic analysis of financial and banking issues, as well as roles such as accounting analyst, performance analyst, and project accountant. Recent graduates have been appointed as auditors, economists and strategy & policy analysts for example, in companies such as EY, HSBC, KPMG and Accenture. We have a dedicated careers and employability team who provide 1-2-1 support and advice, group workshops, employer events on campus and networking opportunities throughout the year to help you with your career prospects.
Core courses:
Basic Econometrics
International Macroeconomics And Policy
Modern Theory Of Banking And Finance
Monetary Policy And The Role Of Central Banks
Dissertation GCDS
Optional courses:
Behavioral Economics:Theory and Applications
Business Cycles: Theory, Evidence and Macroeconomic Policy
Financial Institutions and Markets in Developing Countries 
Financial Services
Microeconomics for Financial Markets
Money, Finance And Growth
Sustainability and Green Finance
Corporate Finance
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