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PgDip Postgraduate Diploma in Banking (Online)

  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1-3 Years

Masters Degree Description

Our postgraduate Diploma in Banking enables people with specialised skills to develop an understanding of a broader range of subjects involved in modern banking.

The Diploma in Banking is especially valuable for people holding a professional qualification (including a qualification in accounting, finance, or related professions) who are employed in banks or other financial firms.

Entry Requirements

A recognised UK Bachelor's degree, or international equivalent, in finance, economics, or another appropriate discipline. Qualifications in other subjects will be assessed on their merits. Your application may be considered if you have previous education and experience, equivalent to a degree-level qualification, which includes suitable preliminary training. All international applicants must be able to show that their English is of a high enough standard to successfully engage with and complete their course at SOAS.

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Student Destinations

As a graduate of this programme you will be well prepared for senior positions in banking, asset management, pension funds, regulators and financial institutions.

Module Details

Core modules

Corporate Finance - 30 credits
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Corporate and Investment Banking - 30 credits
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Portfolio and Fund Management - 30 credits
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Retail Banking and Household Finance - 30 credits
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Elective modules

Bank Financial Management - 30 credits
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Bank Regulation and Resolution of Banking Crises - 30 credits
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Banking Strategy - 30 credits
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Banking and Capital Markets - 30 credits
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Corporate Governance - 30 credits
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Econometric Analysis and Applications - 30 credits
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Econometric Principles and Data Analysis - 30 credits
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Finance in the Global Market - 30 credits
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Financial Econometrics - 30 credits
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Financial Engineering - 30 credits
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International Finance - 30 credits
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Introduction to Valuation - 30 credits
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Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Markets - 30 credits
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Risk Management: Principles and Applications - 30 credits

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