COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in International Corporate Finance offers a structured curriculum designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for careers in corporate finance, financial services, and advisory roles worldwide. In the first semester, students build a strong foundation in finance and investment through compulsory modules such as Principles of Accounting, Quantitative Methods, Equity Investment Analysis, and Principles of Finance and Investment. These courses develop analytical capabilities, financial literacy, and an understanding of investment evaluation techniques. In the second semester, students advance their expertise with Corporate Finance, International Corporate Governance, Ethics in Finance, and Applied Cases in International Finance, which focus on applying theoretical concepts to real-world corporate and international contexts. Optional modules, including Derivatives Securities, International Finance, Risk Management, International Political Economy, Financial Modelling, and Firms and Markets, allow students to tailor their learning to specific interests and career goals, enhancing both technical knowledge and strategic insight. Across the academic year, the International Corporate Finance Project enables students to integrate and apply their learning to a comprehensive research or practical project, fostering problem-solving, decision-making, and professional competence. Overall, the program prepares graduates to navigate complex global financial environments and take on influential roles in multinational organisations and financial institutions.