The MSc has three stages
This Programme is aimed at students without relevant business experience, but with a good command of English and a primary degree at honours 2:1 level or above, or an appropriate postgraduate qualification, in an accounting or finance discipline. The three Stages, which accumulate towards the final award, are: Stage 1 and 2 - PG Dip in Accounting & Finance Management Stage 3 - MSc dissertation in Accounting & Finance Management

Study mode/Duration: 

Stage 1	One semester full time/Two Semesters part-time
Stage 2 (PG Diploma)	One semester full-time/Two Semesters part-time
Stage 3 (MSc)	16 weeks full- time/up to 6 months part-time

Validation: The MSc programme is validated by Nottingham Trent Univerisity

Stage 1
Five taught modules:

• Corporate Responsibility
• Information Technology Management
• International Business Policy and Strategy
• Organizational Risk Management
• Strategic Human Resource Management
• International Financial Standards (Bridging course)

Stage 2 Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance Management
Six taught modules:

• International Financial Management
• Globalization
• Corporate Reporting
• Business Research Methods

Choice of Electives:
• Advanced Taxation
• Performance Management
• Tax Planning
• Corporate Financial Management
• Audit and Assurance
• Forensic Accounting
• Strategic Performance Measurement Systems

Stage 3 MSc in Accounting and Finance Management
MSc Research Dissertation
Additional Management Elective

Choice of Electives:
• International Operations Management
• International Marketing Management
• Business Planning and Entrepreneurship

Stage 4 MBA

1. The MBA direct programme requires the student to have or to obtain a minimum of two years management experience. Those who have acquired an appropriate range of management competencies, as assessed by the submission of their management competency report, may choose to write an MBA instead of an MSc dissertation and thus complete their MBA in approximately 12 months full time/two years part time
2. Those students, with no such prior experience who have completed their MSc, may subsequently, normally within a two year period, submit, with mentor supervision, two reports based on experiential learning experience in the workplace. The successful completion of these reports enables them to replace their MSc qualification with an MBA.