MA English Literature
The MA in English Literature at the University of Reading offers a comprehensive and im...
Reading
INTAKE: September
This program delves into the intricate relationships between finance and the global economy, addressing contemporary challenges such as financial technology innovations and sustainability. The integrated Placement Year offers students invaluable real-world experience, allowing them to apply academic knowledge in practical settings and enhancing their employability upon graduation.
Curriculum: The curriculum is structured to provide a solid foundation in financial principles, progressing to specialized topics as students advance. In the initial stages, the program covers fundamental areas including accounting, finance, economics, and quantitative finance techniques. As students progress, the curriculum expands to encompass advanced subjects such as portfolio management, financial modeling, corporate finance, management accounting, information handling, and business strategy. This progression ensures a deep and nuanced understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of international finance.
Research Focus: Henley Business School is renowned for its research excellence, particularly in finance and international business. The school's research activities inform the program's curriculum, ensuring that students are abreast of the latest developments and equipped to contribute to advancements in the financial sector.
Industry Engagement: A distinctive feature of this program is the Placement Year, undertaken in the third year, where students gain practical experience in real-world settings. Henley Business School supports students in securing placements that align with their career aspirations, providing opportunities to work with multinational firms, banks, investment institutions, and consultancy agencies. This hands-on experience enhances employability and allows students to build professional networks within the finance industry.
Global Perspective: Reflecting the global nature of modern finance, the program offers a Study Year Abroad option, enabling students to experience diverse financial markets and business practices firsthand. This international exposure fosters a global perspective, essential for navigating the complexities of international business and finance.
Reading
IELTS 6.5
£ 29950
Undergraduate Entry Requirements
Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed their secondary education with a minimum overall score of 70% or equivalent in their respective country's grading system.
English language proficiency:
The University of Reading offers a variety of scholarships for international students to support academic excellence and financial needs.
Vice-Chancellor Global Scholarship Award: Merit-based scholarship for high-achieving international students. Covers partial tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
Subject-Specific Scholarships: Offered by individual departments based on academic excellence and course selection. Examples include scholarships in Business, Law, Agriculture, and Science.
Chevening Scholarships: A UK government-funded scholarship for outstanding students from eligible countries. Covers tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs.
Country-Specific Scholarships: Scholarships tailored for students from specific countries, including India, China, and the USA. Criteria vary based on nationality and academic performance.
The BSc Finance (International Business) with Placement Year at the University of Reading is a comprehensive four-year program designed to prepare students for diverse and rewarding careers in the global financial sector. This degree uniquely combines rigorous academic learning with practical industry experience, enhancing employability and providing a competitive edge in the job market.
Multinational Firms Operations: Managing financial operations within global corporations, navigating complex international markets, and implementing effective financial strategies.
Banking and Investment Banking: Engaging in activities such as capital management, advising on mergers and acquisitions, and facilitating complex financial transactions in both commercial and investment banking sectors.
Consultancy: Providing expert advice on financial strategies, market entry, and operational improvements to enhance business performance.
Finance and Operations: Overseeing financial planning, risk assessment, and ensuring efficient financial processes within organizations to drive operational excellence.
General Management: Leading teams and driving organizational success by applying comprehensive business acumen and strategic financial insights.