Master [Financial Management] From Cardiff Metropolitan University

Pathways:

• MSc Financial ManagementÊ
• MSc Financial Management (Change Management)
• MSc Financial Management (Islamic Finance)
• MSc Financial Management (Strategic Management)
• MSc Financial Management (International Finance)

• MSc Financial Management (Project Management)

The MSc Financial ManagementÊ at Cardiff Metropolitan University offers a suite of optional module and pathways, which will enable learners to tailor their programme to suit their individual needs and interest.

All the Finance based Masters programmes within the School of Management have full access to the Financial Times on-lineÊ andÊ the opportunity to learn and carry out practical work in our dedicated, state-of-the-art Bloomberg Financial Lab. The virtual financial platform allows you to access and engage with live market data through applying practical evaluation and financial modelling. The programme also offers you an opportunity to gain the Bloomberg certificate - Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC), which is widely recognised in the banking and financial industry.

Employability & Careers:

The demand for highly skilled and knowledgeable finance professionals shows no signs of abating over the coming years Ð and in the view of some may well increase. This demand has been instrumental in designing this flexible and challenging suite of programmes. In order to maximise employability the programme learning outcomes are geared towards supplying students with the knowledge, skills and understanding that the finance industry requires. A key component of this is the module "Current Issues in Accounting, Banking & Finance".ÊÊ

The programme seeks to meet individual and industry needs by developing students with higher-level cognitive skills and abilities who also possess an excellent practical understanding of "how to apply" rather than just "why it happens". The programme includes a 20 credit optional Professional Work Experience module, which involves a minimum 4 week work placement to take place outside the teaching semesters. Students are expected to organise their own placement and all such placements must be substantive and at an appropriate level. These placements will involve "employer" input and must be approved by the Programme Director prior to commencement. Alternatively students with appropriate managerial level experience within an appropriate field can apply for "Recognition of this Prior Experiential Learning".Ê

The School of Management has opportunities for successful graduates to apply for M.Phil./ PhD study within the School.