The programme for the degree of MSc (Finance (Corporate Finance)) is taken
in two parts set out below. Part I consists of a combination of examinations
and coursework in a set of specified taught modules to the value of 60 credits.
Part II consists of a Research Project or a Corporate Internship to the value
of 30 credits.
Students take 90 credits as follows:
Part I
AC6101 Project Finance (5 credits)
AC6102 Investments (5 credits)
AC6103 Capital Markets (5 credits)
AC6105 Risk Management (5 credits)
AC6106 Corporate Restructuring (5 credits)
AC6108 Venture Capital and Private Equity (5 credits)
AC6113 Financial Analysis and Forecasting (5 credits)
AC6421 Performance Management, Risk and Control (5 credits)
FI6001 Treasury Risk Management (5 credits)
FI6002 Regulation and Compliance in Capital Markets (5 credits)
FI6005 Equity Valuation (5 credits)
FI6006 Professional Development (5 credits)
Part II
AC6128 Research Project (30 credits)
Students are required to submit the research project by the first Friday
in October in the academic year, following completion of MSc Part I.
Or
AC6129 Corporate Internship (30 credits)
Students will undertake an internship with a relevant company in an area
appropriate to the programme and will submit a Placement Report by the first
Friday of October in the academic year, following completion of MSc Part I.
Module Semester Information may be found here.
Module
Descriptions may be found here.
Examinations
Full details and regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be
contained in the Marks and Standards 2021/2022 Book and for each module in
the Book of Modules, 2021/2022.
Exit Award: Postgraduate Diploma in Finance (Corporate Finance)
(NFQ Level 9, Major award)
Students who successfully achieve the pass standard in Part I may opt
not to proceed to Part II and may opt instead to exit the programme and
be awarded the Postgraduate Diploma in Finance (Corporate Finance).