The postgraduate Diploma in Finance qualification is designed to support professional development and practice in a wide range of finance roles, whether you are developing in your career or aspiring to enter the sector, such as investment banking, portfolio management, corporate finance, treasury, and consultancy. It provides a thorough grounding in areas such as the financing of companies and other organisations, instruments and structures of financial markets, financial decision-making, valuation, mergers and acquisitions, and financial reporting. 

This 100% online and part-time PG Dip Business with Finance will provide you with a thorough understanding of the practices and theories used in today’s business environments. Whether you want to work for a public, private or non-profit making company, this course will help you to develop the necessary transferable skills and cross-functional abilities. Our 100% online PG Dip Business with Finance will introduce you to fundamental business and management theories. It will also advance your knowledge about financial management theories, models, techniques and more. At the end of the course, you will be able to continue your studies and advance onto the full Master's programme.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Quantitative Finance is designed principally for postgraduates whose work in banks and other financial institutions requires knowledge of statistical (particularly econometric) and quantitative approaches to risk and derivatives. The program can also provide a suitable route towards entering the MSc Finance (Quantitative Finance). Graduates with strong previous quantitative training (such as engineers) and graduates with lower levels of previous training can both benefit from the programme by choosing appropriate modules.

In Postgraduate Diploma in Public Financial Management (Online)Organisations need managers with a thorough understanding of public finance so that they can make financial decisions and design and operate financial systems for collecting, spending and accounting for public expenditure. Depending on which options you choose, this programme will enable you to make decisions about investment projects, when and how to use privatisation and public-private partnerships, and how to manage the financial relationships between national and sub-national governments.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Finance and Financial Law is ideal for those who already have some experience in either law or finance. The ability to weigh the choice of modules towards law or finance will mean that students can tailor their learning according to their needs, interests and pre-existing expertise.

Our postgraduate Diploma in Banking enables people with specialised skills to develop an understanding of a broader range of subjects involved in modern banking. The Diploma in Banking is especially valuable for people holding a professional qualification (including a qualification in accounting, finance, or related professions) who are employed in banks or other financial firms.

International tax is the study and practice that centres on the application of taxes and tax law in the international community as it relates to individuals, businesses and government agencies conducting cross-border commerce. The myriad of tax treaties, territorial tax laws and their effect on extraterritorial income requires the interpretive expertise of scholars and practitioners who specialise in International Taxation.

Our Economics for Competition Law course is suitable for practising lawyers, regulators, academics and those with a specific need for knowledge of Economics for Competition Law. On completion of the course, you will have a firm understanding of the increasingly important role that economics plays in competition law and an understanding of when economic analysis is needed for a particular competition law case.  Our course has been specifically designed for economists and lawyers in private practice, in-house legal advisers and representatives from the national competition authorities.

This award builds on the knowledge gained from Module 1 and further aims to ensure a student can identify the different Transfer Pricing methods for controlled transactions, identify a comparability analysis and determine an arm’s length charge for Intra-Group Services. The learning explores the working, application and calculations required for each method. The module also covers the documentation requirements per the OECD guidelines and specific points relating to the BEPS Action list, risk management and dispute resolution.

The programme aims to provide you with an understanding of the increasingly important role that economics plays in competition law and an understanding of when the economic analysis is relevant to a particular competition law case.