International Financial Management (Taught)

Why choose this course
As an international financial management student you’ll be based in the Surrey Business School and be part of a vibrant community, focused on improving business practice and creating a sustainable and positive change.

Our MSc International Financial Management is designed to give you practical knowledge and understanding of rapidly changing financial market conditions as well as enabling you to engage with real business problems.

Thanks to our unique research and teaching strengths, we can give you access to a wide array of international content. This includes our knowledge about the Anglo-American and continental European financial markets, emerging economies and more.

This course aims to make you a well-versed individual capable of progressing to an exciting finance career, at a wide range of international companies.

The School is renowned for its:
-World-class teaching and research
-Strong focus on entrepreneurship and enterprise
-Vibrant and diverse community
-Excellent career prospects.

What you will study
Modern international financial management comes with complexity and uncertainty. This course is designed to give you the skills and knowledge to overcome these challenges. Upon successful completion of the masters you will be able to advise others to make better, sometimes greatly rewarding, financial decisions.

Your MSc in International Financial Management will offer you opportunities to grow your knowledge of finance, accounting and international business. Your engagement with the programme will help you to become an independent, reflective learner who is adaptable and highly employable.

This course will present you with a coherent level of knowledge about the industry, giving you the tools to excel at job interviews and make an impact in your next career move in finance.

Professionally accredited courses provide industry-wide recognition of the quality of your qualification.

• Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business