SOAS University of London Masters Degrees in Financial Management

has been designed to help you advance your career in management within banks and other financial firms. By studying this programme, you will gain a deeper understanding of the principles, applications and context underlying decision making in financial sector management. Read more

Organisations need managers with a thorough understanding of public finance so that they can make financial decisions and design and operate financial systems for collecting, spending and accounting for public expenditure. Read more

is designed to give a strong foundation for a career in banks or other financial institutions. It enables you to deepen your understanding of the principles, applications, and context underlying decision making in financial sector management. Read more

Organisations need managers with a thorough understanding of public finance so that they can make financial decisions and design and operate financial systems for collecting, spending and accounting for public expenditure. Read more

programme will provide you with expert knowledge in all matters of public finance, ranging from budget and revenue policy, to financial reporting, audit and compliance. Taking a real-world approach to the application of theory and critical thinking, this programme examines where financial matters drive policy. Read more

Graduate students in the Research Degrees: Finance and Management PhD programme of the School of Finance and Management study towards the University of London PhD. Read more

programme will develop your capacity to understand, analyse and manage organisations in the public sector. The programme provides students with state-of-the-art knowledge of theories, doctrines, and techniques for making public sector entities perform efficiently and effectively. Read more

is designed principally for postgraduates whose work in banks and other financial institutions requires knowledge of statistical (particularly econometric) and quantitative approaches to risk and derivatives. Read more

is for graduates with first degrees in accounting, finance, management, economics and other social science disciplines, including sociology and political science. Read more