MSc Corporate Financial Management
This MSc Corporate Financial Management course develops knowledge of financial management, accounting, reporting, governance and risk within organisations. It may suit graduates looking to build specialist understanding of corporate and business finance, including the financial, regulatory and governance considerations that shape organisational decisions.
About this course
This MSc examines how financial decisions are made, reported and governed within organisations. It brings together financial management, accounting, risk and corporate responsibility, helping you consider the financial and wider business implications of management decisions.
You will explore financial accounting and reporting alongside management accounting, performance management and financial risk management. The course also considers banking regulation, corporate governance, directors’ responsibilities and corporate social responsibility.
Later study develops decision-making and leadership skills through data-focused work, a business simulation and contemporary business issues. You will also examine mergers, acquisitions and integration, before completing dissertation or project work.
What you will study
Core areas include:
• Financial Management • Financial Accounting & Reporting • Management Accounting • Corporate Governance • Corporate Social Responsibility • Financial Risk Management • Mergers, Acquisitions & Integration • Responsibility of Directors • Data & Decision Making • Leadership Mindset • Business Simulation • Contemporary Issues in Business
The course is available full-time over one or two years, part-time over two years, or online over one year.
Modules
- Financial Management
- Financial Accounting & Reporting
- Management Accounting
- Corporate Governance
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Financial Risk Management
- Mergers. Acquisitions & Integration
- Responsibility of Directors
- Data & Decision Making
- Leadership Mindset
- Business Simulation
- Contemporary Issues in Business
Assessment
Assessment includes individual assignments, group work and dissertation or project work.
Entry requirements
A UK bachelor’s degree with a 2:2 classification or above, or an equivalent qualification.
Careers
The course may support progression into corporate finance and business finance roles.
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