COURSE CURRICULUM

The modules in this program are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between data, economics, business, and technology. Aef Research Methods and Dissertation aims to develop research skills through the writing of a dissertation, focusing on critical evaluation, data gathering, and communication of research findings in accounting, economics, and finance. Database Design and Implementation introduces students to essential data management concepts, including data collection, cleaning, organization, and the ethics surrounding data governance. Digital Economy: Society, Culture and Policy offers insights into the digital economy’s influence on society, culture, and policy, examining the transformative effects of technology on national and global economies. Market Structure and Competition delves into key economic concepts related to market behavior and competition, encouraging independent and creative thinking. Statistics and Data Modelling I teaches students essential statistical techniques, with a focus on decision-making processes, while Corporate Governance and Ethics explores the importance of ethical considerations and corporate governance in business operations. Data Analysis and Visualisation equips students with the skills needed to analyze and visualize data, bridging the gap between business and analytics. Digital Economy: Business, Markets and Institutions provides an in-depth look at the role of digital technologies in shaping business models and market dynamics. Finally, Innovation Dynamics and Data Science focuses on the principles of innovation and the use of data science to drive productivity and decision-making in innovation-driven sectors. Each module is designed to prepare students for leadership roles by providing the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in the evolving digital economy.