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Finance
Financial Derivatives (Year 3)
Introduces the major categories of financial derivative instruments โ options, futures, and swaps โ and their use in hedging and speculation.
Finance
Corporate Valuation (Year 3)
Covers the major methods used to value a company, including discounted cash flow analysis, comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions.
Finance
Financial Modeling (Year 3)
Develops practical spreadsheet-based financial modelling skills used to support corporate finance and investment decisions.
Economics
International Trade Theory (Year 3)
Covers the theories explaining why countries trade and the effects of trade policy, from comparative advantage through to modern trade theory.
Economics
Public Economics (Year 3)
Examines the economic rationale for government intervention in the economy, covering public goods, externalities, and the economics of taxation.
Economics
Econometrics (Year 3)
Introduces the statistical techniques used to estimate economic relationships from data, building on the introductory statistics covered earlier in the programme.
Economics
Labour Economics (Year 3)
Examines the economics of labour markets, covering wage determination, unemployment, and the economic effects of labour market policy.
Economics
Environmental Economics (Year 3)
Examines the economics of environmental resources and pollution, covering market-based policy instruments for addressing environmental externalities.
Marketing
International Marketing (Year 3)
Covers the strategic and operational challenges of marketing products and services across international markets and cultures.
Marketing
Retail Management (Year 3)
Covers the strategic and operational management of retail businesses, including store operations, merchandising, and omnichannel retail strategy.
Marketing
Marketing Analytics (Year 3)
Covers the use of data and analytics to measure marketing performance and inform marketing decision-making.
Marketing
Product Management and Innovation (Year 3)
Covers the management of a product's lifecycle from concept through launch and growth, including new product development processes.