The MSc Finance - Tanzania programme at University of Strathclyde provides you with:- a good understanding of financial theory and analysis
- an appreciation of the nature and functioning of financial markets and institutions
- a good working knowledge of accounting information and its use in financial decision-making and analysis
- the ability to apply the analysis developed in the course in:
- financial management
- international finance
- international banking
- security analysis
- portfolio management
- options
- futures & other derivatives
- an appreciation of recent developments in the financial markets, particularly the derivative markets
- the ability to identify and analyse problems, consider alternative approaches and choose appropriate solutions
- various transferable skills in:
- problem solving
- data analysis
- statistical analysis
- model building
- the critical evaluation of theory and practice
- the use of spreadsheets and other software packages
- information collection
- report writing
- the communication of ideas and analysis
- presentational techniques
- research activities
- financial management
- international finance
- international banking
- security analysis
- portfolio management
- options
- futures & other derivatives
- problem solving
- data analysis
- statistical analysis
- model building
- the critical evaluation of theory and practice
- the use of spreadsheets and other software packages
- information collection
- report writing
- the communication of ideas and analysis
- presentational techniques
- research activities
The Department of Accounting & Finance has been ranked 2nd in the UK for Accounting and Finance by the Times University Guide for 2013 and the Sunday Times Guide.
Facilities
StrathclydeÕs award-winning Business School is one of the largest institutions of its kind in Europe. We have around 200 academic staff and more than 3,000 full-time students.
Careers
This course is suitable for those intending to develop their careers in finance, broadly defined as:
- corporate finance
- security analysis
- portfolio management
- options and futures
- treasury management
- the functioning of financial institutions and markets
- financial decision-taking in the public sector