International Banking
and Finance MSc (one year full-time)
Programme details
This programme is specifically designed to meet the demands of the Banking and Finance industry. The challenges of the current global economic environment will be a platform for your studies. You will consider issues from around the world, analyse and evaluate problems and identify the best solutions to further improve and develop international banking and finance strategies and practices.
Banking continues to experience a ‘shakedown’ that is generating a number of problems requiring new strategic international banking opportunities. You will find this programme of study to be relevant, innovative, exciting and challenging.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Research Methods • Bank Management • Corporate Finance I • Accounting
Semester 2: • Risk, Regulation and Compliance • International Bank Management • International Financial Markets • Choose one from: • Relationship Banking • Wealth Management and Private Banking
• Derivatives • Sustainable and Social Banking • Emerging Financial Markets • Securitisation
Semester 3: • Dissertation or one-year paid placement
Suitable for
Graduates in areas such as economics, finance, accounting or business studies and professionals with work experience in the banking or finance sector, preferably with a professional qualification.
Career potential
A wide range of career opportunities are possible, including finance director, investment banker, corporate relationship manager, private client relationship manager, regulatory compliance manager, equity analyst, structured instrument trader and project finance analyst.
International students can apply
January starts available
3 good reasons to study International Banking and Finance at Salford • Focus your studies by choosing electives that reflect your career plans • Gain knowledge of the competitive international business environment of banking and finance • Develop the essential skills required for a career in the modern banking and finance industry
International Business MSc (one year full-time)
3 good reasons to study International Business at Salford • Gain the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the global marketplace • Develop an holistic understanding of international businesses and organisations
• Become a manager capable of operating within the international business environment Programme details
Module titles
This programme is aimed at those who have a background in business studies and who want to extend their specific knowledge around international business. The programme will increase your knowledge and understanding of international and global business functions.
The international nature of this programme provides a range of in-depth skills that are attractive to any company with an international aspect to its business.
Teaching takes the form of lectures, seminars and case studies. Students also undertake a European study visit as an integrated aspect of their programme.
Semester 1: • Research Methods • International Business Environment • International and Cross Cultural Marketing
• Organisational Behaviour
Semester 2: • International Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• International Business Operations • Strategic Management • Choose one from: • International HRM • Business to Business Marketing
Semester 3: • Dissertation or one-year paid placement
Suitable for
A relevant degree in business or sufficient suitable work experience.
Career potential This programme creates opportunities to become a manager working for a multinational company or whose organisation is considering moving into the international arena. Graduates of the programme often go on to build their career as business consultants or entrepreneurs operating on the international stage.
International students can apply
January starts available
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