Online, part-time
Global Finance & Banking MScAdvance your career and gain the tools to effectively tackle challenges in global finance and banking sectors.
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Sept '25 |
Online | 2 years |
What you'll study
On this MSc, you’ll:
- Have the option of branching out into more IT-focused specialisms, such as statistical programming.
- Apply financial market theories to real-world scenarios, developing a profound awareness of contemporary investment techniques.
- Become adept at analysing key financial statements, ratios, and recognising potential pitfalls.
- Gain a thorough understanding of investment management processes using industry-standard methodologies.
Why choose this online MSc?
Future-proof knowledge
We'll share insider knowledge of the latest trends, technologies, and regulatory changes in this exciting, dynamic field. Your broadened awareness will serve you long after you graduate.
A diverse skill set
By combining theoretical methodologies with practical application, you’ll hone a unique set of skills and knowledge that can’t be developed in day-to-day work.
Part-time and flexible learning
Get the same qualification as on-campus, but with added flexibility and support to study without interrupting your career.
Module overview
This online Global Finance & Banking MSc course is comprised of eight core modules, and seven optional modules. Each module counts as 15 credits, apart from the Research Project, which is a 30-credit module. You’ll need to take a total of 180 credits to complete the course.
The following modules are compulsory for MSc students:
- Quantitative Methods for Finance and Banking (15 credits)
- Investments (15 credits)
- Financial Statements (15 credits)
- Financial Derivatives (15 credits)
- Corporate Finance (15 credits)
- Applied Risk Management for Banking (15 credits)
- Financial Econometrics (15 credits)
- Wealth Management (15 credits)
You are required to take 60 credits of optional modules. The following modules listed below are optional and could be subject to change. Please note that if you would like to take the Research Project, you must study Introduction to Statistical Programming and Computational Finance first.
- Commercial Finance & Investment Banking (15 credits)
- Introduction to Statistical Programming (15 credits)
- Asset Pricing (15 credits)
- Computational Finance (15 credits)
- Behavioural Finance (15 credits) Global
- Tactical Asset Allocation (15 Credits)
- Research Project (30 credits)
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Frequently asked questions
We’ve outlined answers to some frequently asked questions below. If you have any further queries, our expert advisors are available to support you - don’t hesitate to get in touch using the form on this page.
Standard:
You'll need to meet ONE of the following criteria:
- A 2:1 honours degree (or above) in a business, finance or other quantitative subject area or international equivalent.
- A 2:1 honours degree (or above) in any subject area or international equivalents and at least two years’ relevant professional experience.
- A 2:2 honours degree (or above) in a relevant subject area or international equivalent and at least two years' relevant professional experience.
If you have a lower degree classification, or a degree in an unrelated subject, your application may be considered if you can demonstrate significant relevant work experience, or offer a related graduate qualification (such as a master's or PGDip).
Degree certificates or transcripts (including evidence of quantitative subject) will be required when submitting your application. If you’re required to provide evidence of your professional experience, you should also include a CV detailing your professional experience in the finance sector.
Non-standard:
Applications for candidates who fall outside of the standard entry requirements are still considered and are assessed on a case-by-case basis. This includes candidates applying based on professional experience and/or qualifications.
Non-standard applications must be supported by degree certificates or transcripts (where relevant) and a CV detailing your professional experience in the finance sector.
As an online student, your week will include watching video content, participating in module activities, and collaborating with your peers. You’ll engage with your Tutor during dedicated sessions and easily track your progress online.
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The virtual learning environment includes a forum for you to interact with other students, providing valuable support and learning opportunities. Active participation in discussions is encouraged.
As an online student at King’s College London, we’re by your side every step of the way. Our Enrolment Advisors are on-hand to support you through the application process. Once you start studying, the Student Support Team are available to answer student support questions and can connect you to services such as our Disability Support Team. As an online student, you will also have access to The Essential Digital Skills Programme. This can help you enhance the digital skills necessary for academic, professional, and personal development.
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