COURSE CURRICULUM

The program’s first year provides a comprehensive grounding in core areas of accounting and finance through a set of compulsory modules. Quantitative Methods develops analytical techniques essential for financial decision-making, while Corporate Finance explores how organisations manage capital and investment. Accounting and Organisational Performance examines how financial information informs strategic decisions, and Applied Finance focuses on real-world financial analysis and evaluation. Advanced Financial Reporting deepens your understanding of reporting standards and complex financial statements. You will also complete a substantial Accounting and Finance Dissertation, allowing you to apply research skills to a specialist topic of your choice. Critical Skills for the Finance Professional strengthens essential abilities such as communication, problem-solving and professional judgement. Alongside these core modules, you can tailor your learning through a range of optional modules. These include Information and Organisation Design, International Business Finance, Forensic Accounting and Finance, Behavioural Finance, International Investment, International Banking and Finance and Python Programming for Finance. Each optional module offers the opportunity to develop expertise in a specific area, supporting your professional interests and career goals.