MSc Investment Management

The real-world nature of an MSc Investment Management qualification is also apparent in the teaching employed. A host of interactive lectures and seminars make up the majority of the allotted teaching sessions, while a proportion of assessed work is centred on team-based assignments - providing experience of working in a team environment.
Perhaps the most challenging aspect of an MSc Investment Management course is the research project that students must undertake. Students have the option of studying five specialised electives in their final term to give them a wide breadth of subject matter in an 8,000 word project. Nevertheless, students with an idea of the type of organisation they wish to work for in future can choose to complete a project in conjunction with their chosen company. This not only gets their foot in the door and can lead to permanent employment post-programme, it earns crucial course credit.
The ever-evolving financial industry means that there is a continuous demand for capable postgraduate executives in the world of finance. An MSc Investment Management degree at a London business school is a step in the right direction.