Applied Economics
Interested in learning how to maximise impact with limited resources , or understand how economic decisions affect people ’ s welfare ? Applied Economics may be an area you wish to explore .
This area of specialisation covers macroeconomics , studying economies and systems from a wider lens and analysing behaviours such as inflation , growth and unemployment . You will gain an ear to the ground in microeconomics , discovering how choices made by individuals , businesses and governments affect resources and people ’ s welfare .
You ’ ll also learn how to :
• analyse the impact of macroeconomics and microeconomics on businesses , industries and structures
• pair theoretical knowledge with practical application for real-world economic problems
• produce professional and persuasive solutions for current and future business challenges .
Elective Spaces Required ( Minimum )
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Banking & Financial Management
At every level of society , money matters . Banking & Financial Management studies the driving factors behind how money is managed by individuals , families , businesses , the non-profit sector and governments .
This area of specialisation covers financial systems , the consideration of investment risks and the role of banking and financial markets in wealth management . You will obtain a current perspective of financial markets , its players and the impact of money on our world ’ s systems today .
You ’ ll also learn how to :
• critically evaluate and analyse financial data and instruments to make informed financial decisions
• explain banking and finance concepts from both technical and theoretical standpoints
• formulate and present well-rounded , research-backed banking and finance proposals .
Elective Spaces Required ( Minimum )
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Econometrics & Business Statistics
If you ’ re fascinated by data and enjoy making decisions based on empirical evidence , Econometrics & Business Statistics may be for you . This area of specialisation involves approaching data from a quantitative , mathematical perspective to solve problems and inform critical decision-making by businesses and governments .
From market research to stockbroking , policy creation and even open-source software development , you ’ ll be able to explore diverse career options with the knowledge and skills you gain .
You ’ ll also learn how to :
• apply appropriate mathematical and statistical techniques to the analysis of social , financial , business and economic data
• extract insightful inferences and observations for knowledge advancement and policy-making
• use data to identify risks , predict outcomes and advance solutions to real-world problems .
Elective Spaces Required ( Minimum )
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International Business Management
If you ’ re looking ahead to a career with businesses making their mark on the international stage , a good grasp of how international firms run can get you there .
International Business Management ( IBM ) will introduce you to a world of leadership and business beyond your shores : how international firms strategise , plan and execute policies and operations . Many businesses compete in international markets and knowing how to navigate the landscape can take you far .
In this area of specialisation , you ’ ll learn how to :
• study and interpret the international business environment , and how the environment including economic , political , legal and cultural factors impact international business
• analyse modes of entry into the market , coordinating structures and firm internationalisation
• confidently take on leadership roles in contemporary businesses to enhance opportunities and resolve challenges unique to international organisations .
Elective Spaces Required ( Minimum )
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Management
The study of management revolves largely around business and human behaviour , exploring how people affect an organisation ’ s goals and strategy outcomes . It ’ s an exciting area of study that covers a wide range of topics and is suitable for those keen to dive into the ever-evolving relationship between business and people .
The Department of Management ’ s research areas cover general management with a focus on Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets ( key areas : international entrepreneurship , social entrepreneurship and women entrepreneurship ) as well as People and Work ( key areas : sustainable workplace , health and well-being of people of all ages ).
This area of specialisation will teach you to :
• understand the importance , nature and consequences of management decision-making in organisations
• develop critical thinking abilities to examine management and strategic practices within organisations
• identify future-proof solutions to challenges organisations face in achieving their goals and objectives
• apply management knowledge and professional competencies in private , public and non-profit sectors .
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