International Business and Finance

Entry requirements

You'll usually need: A second class or higher undergraduate degree in a relevant area including: business, economics, management, accounting or finance, or another degree with relevant business experience A desire to improve your mathematical and statistical skills and knowledge.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

• We equip you with vital perspectives on the economic and legal factors shaping international business today, especially the operation of financial markets in a global context
• Exciting consultancy projects, case studies, company visits, guest lectures, networking events and professional mentoring opportunities will bring you into contact with international business leaders
• Our Financial Markets Lab, plus access to Datastream, puts a wealth of real-world data at your fingertips and gives you an in-depth understanding of financial markets, and economies worldwide
• You can enhance your leadership capabilities, gain the Bloomberg Market Certificate and add substance to your CV with our unique Futures Award
• Our experienced team of lecturers will draw on their research expertise to broaden your worldview

Information for international students

If English is not your first language, you will also need IELTS 6.5 with 5.5 in each skills area.