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Memberships

Stage I

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• Quantitative Methods
• Introduction to Marketing
• Introduction to Finance
• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomic Environment
• Business Law

• Deliver undergraduate level knowledge and understanding of financial accounting & management and related studies. This awareness will encompass the technological, social, institutional and economic dimensions of the environment in which accounting and finance is placed.

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• Provide a theoretical framework for considering financial management problems and issues and applying these concepts in practice.

Programme Structure

Programme Highlights

Study Online

Choose your own study hours and work around a busy schedule by studying online with LSBF.

Engaging Study Material

We believe that dynamic and interactive lectures not only facilitate understanding but also make the learning process enjoyable and effective. Our online and in-person programmes provide the opportunity to fine-tune your education and study topics you genuinely care about.

Support and Guidance

Comprehensive support and guidance for students are integral to a well-rounded education. Receive personalised academic advice and a range of resources to help you excel in your studies and career.

Your Virtual Campus

Access the hub for collaborative learning, discussion forums, and easy access to course materials. Step into a dynamic online learning environment that connects you with tutors, peers, and resources from around the world.

Entry Requirement

Application Documents

• The requirements for acceptance based on mature route are work experience of minimum 2 years. The student will need to provide 2 letters of reference and CV.
• If a student has strong qualifications but lacks an official English test, is not from a majority English-speaking country, or has not completed an approved English qualification, they may be evaluated by the Academic Board for an exemption from providing English proficiency proof based on their work experience in an English-speaking professional setting, or any other mean of obtaining a sufficient level of English language. This is to be done through an interview with the board, where the applicant is given an opportunity to demonstrate the level of English and explain his professional and personal journey.

Language

• IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.
• High school completed in English.
• Bachelors completed in English.
• 2 years of work experience in an English-speaking environment (upon approval by admissions board).

Take the next step

Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Honours) Financial Management

The BSc Financial Management syllabus provides students with knowledge and understanding of the key aspects of financial management and finance that are relevant to people working in contemporary business organisations. The programme provides students with a thorough knowledge base in how companies make financial and investment decisions under uncertainty and risk, and how financial markets function. The programme pathway will focus on the ability to think critically and will, therefore, enable students to analyse and evaluate solutions to complex, real-life problems. 

Stage III

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• Research Methods
• International Financial Management
• Purchasing and Supply Chain Management
• Corporate Reporting (Project)
• Governance and Ethics (Project)
• Global Business Management (Project)

• Develop the technical and skills competences in relevant disciplines to provide a sound basis for further study, training, and employment. This includes learning how managers should organise their financial transactions effectively and with integrity.

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• Prepare students for graduate employment, research, further study and lifelong learning by developing their intellectual, analytical and key (transferable) skills.