Courses on campus in London | University of London

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Accounting and Finance BSc

An interdisciplinary programme with a clear focus in accounting. It aims to provide students with broader insights into the world of corporate finance.

Accounting and Finance (MSc)

This programme offers a contemporary and specialised approach to accountancy and finance, focussing on practical, theoretical and empirical issues.

Accounting and Management (MSc)

This programme offers specialised, practical and theoretical education in the area of accounting and the management of resources.

Banking and Finance (MSc)

This degree is designed to equip you for a very wide range of careers in the finance and banking sectors and in multinational financial organisations.

Behavioural Finance (MSc)

Gain a deeper and more realistic understanding of financial markets than is offered by mainstream finance alone.

Corporate Finance (MSc)

Gain the knowledge to navigate the rapidly changing global landscape of corporate finance and prepare for a range of careers in the financial sector.

Finance 2-year programme MSc

This course will provide you with intensive training in the analysis of issues in finance & corporate policy while improving your analytical & technical skills

Finance and Economics (January Start) (Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma)

Offers a route to masters degrees for international students who are changing discipline, who don't meet the academic entry requirements for a masters degree.

Finance and Economics (September Start) (Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma)

Offers a route to masters degrees for international students who are changing discipline, who don't meet the academic entry requirements for a masters degree.

Finance BSc

Our new BSc Finance degree will prepare you for a career in economics, banking and finance, with a focus on finance.