Are you looking to build more financial management knowledge or move into the financial sector? Our MSc Financial Management will equip you with a broader understanding of finance to help you gain confidence in any role or industry. Applications are now open. Whatever function you work in, skills and knowledge in areas such as corporate finance, financial markets, and financial accounting will build your credibility and ability to see the big picture for your organization.

This course offers you an exciting opportunity to join one of the world’s most dynamic growth sectors, with relevance to areas including property, transport, shipping insurance, credit cards, wealth management and home and commercial mortgages.

The MSc Business Analytics (programme will equip you with a broad range of analytical skills, from data visualisation to predictive modelling, ensuring you're prepared for the complexities of modern business challenges. This programme is tailored for those eager to master the art of interpreting and leveraging large data sets to improve business performance across any sector.

The Engineering Operations Management MSc online program provides you with advanced knowledge of the latest engineering management issues and the management techniques needed to create successful strategies and results. Combining academic theory with practical know-how, the program will help you navigate the full range of management competencies required in the field, including systems thinking, operations, human resources, and the design and management of the supply chain.

Gain an extensive understanding of the practices of financial markets including the use of ‘state-of-the-art' industry analytics as well as corporate finance, financial reporting and analysis as well as fixed income analysis with this wholly online, part-time Finance and Investment Management MSc from the University of Liverpool.

Our MSc Accounting and Finance (Top-Up) degree is a swift master's course designed for fully qualified CCAB accountants to advance their professional and academic achievements. Qualified accountants from ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW, or equivalent bodies receive six module exemptions (120 credits) from our standard MSc course. Consequently, you only need to complete the final Financial Management Project module (60 credits) to earn a full MSc.

Businesses, research institutions and government agencies rely on professionals who can extract insights from financial data and make strategic decisions in a global economy. By studying the online MSc Applied Economics with the University of Bath, you will engage in comprehensive study of economic theory and gain practical skills to support efforts to sustain economic growth and improve lives.

Develop a variety of transferable and subject-specific skills on our 100% online and part-time MSc Business with Finance. This innovative programme encompasses a wide range of topics including financial decision-making, economics for managers, project management and more. This online MSc Business with Finance will help you to develop the ability to evaluate the theoretical underpinnings and principles of strategy, management, marketing, HRM, finance and other disciplines within industry sectors. The financial modules on this course will improve your knowledge of financial management theories, techniques and models in an organisational context. You’ll also develop the ability to assess how the financial management environment influences an organisation’s strategic position.

MSc in Finance qualification is designed to support professional development and practice in a wide range of roles in finance – whether you are developing in your career or aspiring to enter the sector. It provides a thorough grounding in areas such as the financing of companies and other organisations, instruments and structures of financial markets, financial decision-making, valuation, mergers and acquisitions, and financial reporting.

Become a leader in the global financial market with our CMI-accredited Online MSc in Global Financial Management. This programme immerses you in the complexities of international financial markets and strategic decision-making, equipping you with the expertise to excel in a fast-paced environment.

Lincoln's MSc Finance degree is designed to provide a framework for consolidating and enhancing students' finance and economics skills. It offers students the ability to explore practice in the context of relevant contemporary theory and research. Students can go beyond the fundamental theories to study advanced techniques, with a focus on quantitative methods and developing critical thinking skills.

The MSc Corporate Risk Management is an academically rigorous and professionally relevant qualification that will serve your ultimate needs in developing a career with a global focus. You will have a unique opportunity to develop a systematic understanding of the internal and external factors affecting corporate risk management, whilst formulating decisions in complex, interrelated areas of risk, finance, operations, management, and strategy.

This MSc offers an opportunity to join the financial technology revolution. You will learn the key design features of a number of financial technology applications and will develop skills to implement, assess and engineer these technologies. You will also develop an understanding of the computational, statistical and machine learning principles necessary for insightful large-scale data analysis used in data-driven finance.

This MSc Finance and Investment programme is designed to provide you with a thorough grounding in the theoretical and practical sides of finance. It contains compulsory elements in asset pricing, corporate finance, quantitative methods and empirical finance. Additionally, it offers optional units in areas including derivatives, financial modelling, investment management, advanced corporate finance, banking, green and sustainable finance, financial technology, and behavioural finance.

This MSc enables students to engage with and contribute meaningfully to financial decision making within their current or future organisations, and understand from a financial management perspective wider corporate governance issues and the responsibilities of company directors.