COURSE CURRICULUM

The International Finance and Investment MSc curriculum is designed to develop advanced quantitative, analytical, and research skills in finance. Core modules include Financial Econometrics and Forecasting I and II, which provide in-depth knowledge of statistical modelling and forecasting techniques used in financial analysis. International Financial Markets and Institutions explores the structure and functioning of global financial systems, while Investments and Risk Management focuses on portfolio management and strategies to manage financial risk. Contemporary Issues in Sustainability introduces the role of sustainability in modern financial decision-making, and Research Methods and Analytics for Business Practice equips students with essential research and data analysis skills. Academic Language Skills for Postgraduate Business Students supports international and EU learners in developing effective academic communication. In the final stage, students can choose from several options to apply their knowledge, including a Masters Consultancy Project, a Dissertation, or a Management Enquiry, each worth 60 credits. These options allow students to engage in either practical business projects or independent research aligned with their career goals. Overall, the program combines technical expertise with practical application, preparing graduates for careers in financial analysis, investment management, and quantitative research.