Business and Finance - MA (Hons)

Finance is a topic that analyzes and interprets financial markets, economic trends, banks, assets and liabilities, and investments. Financial professionals analyze data and make long-term financial plans, making recommendations based on their findings. The aim is to help governments, companies, and individuals make better financial decisions. Business and financial studies is an integrated level of expertise that emphasizes equally the areas of business and financial topics. The degree is especially suitable for students who wish to gain a solid foundation in business and management that is consistent with an understanding of the financial and financial performance of businesses and organizations. Professional accounting firms set the tests that lead to relevant courses. Students will be offered exemptions from certain tests if they take programs approved by the appropriate body for their technical content and quality.

Students of finance and business may be eligible for release from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and Association of International Accountants. The program uses a variety of tests for all stages of learning. Constructive assessment is used in many subjects to provide students and staff with feedback on the effectiveness and achievement of learning outcomes. This feedback is used to inform the development of the program, but also to enable the adaptation of the learning opportunities to meet the needs of individual learners and a group of students. The summative assessment of most subjects will include a combination of subjects and tests, with a large amount of weight that is often given to invisible tests than the subjects studied. The format of all the tests is determined by its appropriateness of measuring the learning outcomes of the subjects.