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Accounting
Accounting Information Systems (Year 2)
Covers how accounting data is captured, processed, and reported through information systems, including internal controls built into these systems.
Finance
Corporate Finance (Year 2)
Covers the core financial decisions companies make โ investment, financing, and dividend policy โ and the frameworks used to evaluate them.
Finance
Financial Markets and Institutions (Year 2)
Surveys the structure and function of financial markets and institutions, including how they channel funds between savers and borrowers in the economy.
Finance
Investment Analysis (Year 2)
Introduces the principles of security valuation and portfolio construction, covering risk-return tradeoffs and basic investment strategy.
Finance
Financial Statement Analysis (Year 2)
Covers techniques for analysing a company's financial statements to assess performance, liquidity, and financial health for decision-making purposes.
Finance
Risk Management Principles (Year 2)
Introduces the principles of identifying, measuring, and managing financial risk faced by businesses and investors.
Economics
Intermediate Microeconomics (Year 2)
Builds on introductory microeconomics to examine consumer and firm behaviour, market structures, and welfare analysis in greater analytical depth.
Economics
Intermediate Macroeconomics (Year 2)
Builds on introductory macroeconomics to examine national income determination, fiscal and monetary policy, and economic growth in greater analytical depth.
Economics
Statistics for Economists (Year 2)
Covers the statistical and econometric tools economists use to analyse data and test economic hypotheses, from probability to regression basics.
Economics
Development Economics (Year 2)
Examines the economic theories and policy debates surrounding growth and development in low- and middle-income economies.
Economics
Money and Banking (Year 2)
Covers the role of money and the banking system in the economy, including how central banks conduct monetary policy and manage financial stability.
Marketing
Consumer Behaviour (Year 2)
Examines the psychological, social, and cultural factors that influence how consumers make purchasing decisions, and how marketers respond to them.