MSc Corporate Financial Management.
Information.
The MSc Corporate Financial Management is designed for those pursuing a career in the world of finance such as banking, corporate finance, personal finance and accountancy. With GISMA, you will also have the opportunity to build on your practical skills, alongside getting a formal qualification. This programme is designed and awarded by The University of Law, and delivered at GISMA in its campus in Berlin. Free beginner's German classes for all students.
Programme structure.
The MSc Corporate Financial Management is undertaken in one year (divided into two semesters) with the summer period for your dissertation. Within this programme, students are able to select two electives in line with their specialist areas of interest.
The programme structure is as follows:
Core modules
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Reporting
- Research Methods, Professional Development and - Dissertation/Project
Elective Modules (Specialisation I)
- Risk Management and Banking Regulation
- Mergers and Acquisitions
Elective Modules (Specialisation II)
- Business Performance Management
- Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
Flexible payment plans available! GISMA offers flexible payment plans that allow you to spread the costs of your programme fees across three instalments. A deposit of €2,000.00 is required to start.
In 2017, The University of Law was awarded a Gold ranking in the UK government-led Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for delivering consistently outstanding teaching, learning and outcomes for undergraduate students – TEF is a UK-wide recognised standard of teaching quality which underpins everything The University of Law represents.
Your place of study.
Germany is the most popular option for international students looking to study in Europe. It is recognised for its high-quality education and you can experience this with GISMA. According to statistics and data from ICEF monitor.
Berlin is the second largest city in the EU and has a thriving business scene, offering a range of job opportunities to young professionals and graduates. In addition to its rich cultural and political history, it is now becoming famous for its wealth of flourishing tech companies and growing number of successful entrepreneurs. Germany is the most popular option for international students looking to study in Europe. It is recognised for its high-quality education and you can experience this with GISMA.
The University of Law connects you to the UK’s largest alumni group of over 64,000 professionals working across the legal and business sectors.
Career direction - Graduates of this course can pursue career opportunities in banking, personal finance, corporate finance and accountancy. Many large firms and businesses are headquartered in Berlin so this course is ideally located to for an international career. Our Careers Centre will prepare students for job interviews, applications, along with exposing them to company visits and helping with a career post-studies.
Course Requirements.
2:2 or above from a UK Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent qualifications
For non-standard entry requirements, please contact us.
English proficiency options: English native speaker /
degree obtained in English / IELTS — 6.5 (5.5 minimum
in each component / Work experience is not an obligatory requirement.
Course Duration. One academic year (full-time)
Online. No
Campus Based. Yes
Locations. Berlin
Gisma-Arden.
Here at Arden University we believe everyone, everywhere should be able to study. Whether you are constrained by location, cost, life commitments or just by time, we are passionate about giving you access to higher education that fits with your hectic, modern life.
We offer access to degrees, masters and MBA programmes in both online distance learning and flexible on-campus study modes. Our students range from 18 to 80 years old and we support them on-campus (at our UK Study Centres) and online. We are proud to offer non-standard entry which means your work experience and previous qualifications are taken into account.
