International Finance And Political Relations, Msc in University of Aberdeen, UK

International Finance And Political Relations, Msc in University of Aberdeen

This programme is designed to train specialists for careers in the international finance or in the government/non-government (NGO) sectors, where an understanding of global flows of money, trade and labour, and the global distribution of wealth they engender, is required.

Over the last few decades, there has been a steady increase in cross-border financial flows, as a result of the globalisation of financial markets. At the same time, we have witnessed fundamental societal and political changes and how nation-states behave and interact with one another, as well as technological advances and financial innovation.

As a result, businesses, governments, and investors therefore face an ever-growing need to understand the relationship between political relations and international markets. By combining the key theories and themes in the study of international political economy with corporate finance and investments, this Masters programme addresses the need, by teaching the advanced skills needed to gather, analyse and evaluate information on the politics of international finance and to enable you to communicate how international finance, banking, and stock markets intersect with national and international political events.

Why Study International Finance and Political Relations?

• This is an interdisciplinary programme that combines the strengths of the School of Social Science and the Business School
• There is a strong emphasis on providing a grounding in theoretical foundations of international finance and politics but combined with the key practical analytical skills and knowledge required by businesses, governments and other organisations. 
• You will learn about the operation of international financial markets in the context of globalization, global capital flows and the interconnections between international business and social and political change to understand how the international financial system is affected by contemporary events and changes in international political systems.
• We welcome applications from students from across a wide range of academic backgrounds. You do not need a degree in business or politics to be considered for this programme.

Careers

This programme is aimed at training highly qualified specialists for careers in the international business and finance sector or in government or the non-government (NGO) organisations, where an understanding of global flows of labour, trade and finance, and the global distribution of wealth and poverty they engender, is required.

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