Entry requirements
Upper 2nd Class Honours degree or equivalent.
Course modules
Economic and financial institutions: UK equity markets in the 19th and 20th century; UK financial institutions in the 19th and 20th century; the evolution of banking regulation; corporate governance and civil law; not-for-profit financial institutions: Diversification options for not-for-profit financial institutions; efficiency and performance of not-for-profit financial institutions; networks and co-operation benefits for not-for-profit financial institutions; financial markets: Equity, bond, foreign exchange and derivative markets; demographic change and international capital flows; directors' share dealings and company performance; price discovery in bond markets; capital structure behaviour in UK quoted firms; long memory, heterogeneity and trend chasing in financial prices.
Qualifications
| Qualification |
Study Mode |
Fees |
Duration |
| MPhil |
full-time |
| £3466 (Home fees) |
| £10730 (Overseas fees) |
|
2 years |
| MPhil |
part-time |
- |
3 years |
| PhD |
full-time |
| £3466 (Home fees) |
| £10730 (Overseas fees) |
|
3 years |
| PhD |
part-time |
- |
4 years |