Durham l1k209 会计金融专业介绍

Durham UniversityPostgraduate Modules Online /postgraduate.modules2009-2010MSc ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (L1K209)MSc CORPORATE AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE (L1K309)MSc FINANCE (L1K709)MSc FINANCE AND INVESTMENT (L1K809)MSc INTERNATIONAL MONEY, FINANCE AND INVESTMENT (L1K609)MSc INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCE (L1K509)MSc ECONOMICS AND FINANCE (L1K109)1. Programme offered at: Durham2. Mode of study: full-time (12 months), part-time (24 months)3. Candidates whose first language is not English will normally be required to possess recent English language test scores of 6.5or more in IELTS, 600 or more in TOEFL (TWE 4.5 or above), or an equivalent qualification.4. Programme of study:Module Code Credits Core (C) or Optional (O)LevelDissertation ECON5184545 C 4 Modules to the value of 135 credits from the appropriate section belowMSc Accounting and FinanceEITHER Theory of Finance BUSI4281515 O 4OR Advanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 O 4 EITHER Econometrics I ECON4151515 O 4OR Quantitative Research Methods ECON4301515 O 4 International Financial Reporting ECON4311515 C 4 Research Methods ECON5121515 C 4 Corporate Finance ECON4131515 C 4 Financial Statement Analysis ECON4291515 C 4 Modules to the value of 45 credits from the followingDerivative Markets ECON4141515 O 4 Financial Management BUSI5311515 O 4 Financial Modelling and Business Forecasting ECON4211515 O 4 Financial Planning and Control (MSc) ECON4281515 O 4 Financial Risk Management ECON4031515 O 4 Portfolio Management ECON4101515 O 4 Security Analysis ECON4021515 O 4 Corporate Governance ECON4221515 O 4 Mergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Multinational Finance BUSI4201515 O 4 MSc Corporate and International FinanceAdvanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4Corporate Finance ECON4131515 C 4 International Finance ECON4091515 C 4 Multinational Finance BUSI4201515 C 4 Research Methods ECON5121515 C 4 Econometrics I ECON4151515 C 4Financial Modelling and Business Forecasting ECON4211515 C 4 Modules to the value of 30 credits from the followingDerivative Markets ECON4141515 O 4 Financial Risk Management ECON4031515 O 4 Portfolio Management ECON4101515 O 4 Security Analysis ECON4021515 O 4 Corporate Governance ECON4221515 O 4Corporate Reporting ECON4191515 O 4 Mergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4 MSc FinanceEconometrics I ECON4151515 C 4 Econometrics II ECON4161515 C 4 Advanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4 Corporate Finance ECON4131515 C 4 Research Methods ECON5121515 C 4 Modules to the value of 60 credits from the followingDerivativeMarkets ECON4141515 O 4Governance ECON4221515 O 4 CorporateManagement ECON4031515 O 4 RiskFinancialManagement ECON4101515 O 4 PortfolioAnalysis ECON4021515 O 4 SecurityReporting ECON4191515 O 4 CorporateMicrostructure ECON4231515 O 4 MarketFinance ECON4091515 O 4 InternationalInternational Financial Asset Management * ECON4071515 O 4Mergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4MSc Finance and InvestmentAdvanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4Markets ECON4141515 C 4 DerivativeI ECON4151515 C 4 EconometricsFinancial Modelling and Business Forecasting ECON4211515 C 4PortfolioManagement ECON4101515 C 4Management ECON4031515 C 4 FinancialRiskAnalysis ECON4021515 C 4 SecurityMethods ECON5121515 C 4 ResearchModules to the value of 15 credits from the followingMarketMicrostructure ECON4231515 O 4Mergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4MSc International Money, Finance and InvestmentI ECON4151515 C 4 EconometricsMarkets ECON4141515 C 4 DerivativeFinancial Modelling and Business Forecasting ECON4211515 C 4Advanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4InternationalFinance ECON4091515 C 415 C 4 MultinationalFinance BUSI42015International Financial Asset Management * ECON4071515 C 4Management ECON4101515 C 4 PortfolioMethods ECON5121515 C 4 ResearchModules to the value of 15 credits from the followingManagement ECON4031515 O 4 RiskFinancialMicrostructure ECON4231515 O 4 MarketMergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4Analysis ECON4021515 O 4 SecurityMSc International Banking and FinanceI ECON4151515 C 4 EconometricsFinancial Modelling and Business Forecasting ECON4211515 C 4Advanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4Finance ECON4131515 C 4 CorporateFinance ECON4091515 C 4 InternationalMoney and Banking ECON4201515 C 4Methods ECON5121515 C 4 ResearchModules to the value of 30 credits from the followingDerivativeMarkets ECON4141515 O 4Management ECON4031515 O 4 FinancialRiskManagement ECON4101515 O 4 PortfolioAnalysis ECON4021515 O 4 SecurityGovernance ECON4221515 O 4 CorporateReporting ECON4191515 O 4 CorporateMergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4Microstructure ECON4231515 O 4 MarketMSc Economics and FinanceAdvanced Financial Theory ECON4121515 C 4Macroeconomics ECON4171515 C 4 AdvancedMicroeconomics ECON4181515 C 4 AdvancedFinance ECON4131515 C 4 CorporateI ECON4151515 C 4 EconometricsII ECON4161515 C 4 EconometricsMethods ECON5121515 C 4 ResearchModules to the value of 30 credits from the followingMarkets ECON4141515 O 4 DerivativeEnvironmental Economics and Policy ECON4061515 O 4 InternationalEconomics ECON4081515 O 4Finance ECON4091515 O 4 InternationalInternational Financial Asset Management * ECON4071515 O 4 MarketMicrostructure ECON4231515 O 4Economics ECON4051515 O 4 MonetaryManagement ECON4101515 O 4 PortfolioPublicEconomics ECON4111515 O 4 RiskManagement ECON4031515 O 4 FinancialMergers and Acquisitions ECON4241515 O 4Behavioural Finance and Economics ECON4251515 O 4 Analysis ECON4021515 O 4 Security* Not available in 2009-2010; candidates on programme L1K609 will take Multinational Finance (BUSI42015) instead.5. Before proceeding to the dissertation, candidates are normally required to have passed core modules to the value of at least 60credits. For MSc Accounting and Finance candidates, core modules include either Theory of Finance or Advanced Financial Theory, and either Econometrics I or Quantitative Research Methods.6. All module retakes shall normally take place at the next normal occasion except where specified in 7 and 8 below.7. Candidates who have failed modules which are assessed in the January/February assessment period may elect to be re-assessedin those modules in the following May/June assessment period.8. Candidates who have failed modules which are assessed in the May/June assessment period and who have the right to a resit,may elect to be re-assessed in the following August assessment period. The outcome of the re-assessment will not be confirmed until after the dissertation submission date and therefore candidates who have failed modules which are required for progression to the dissertation, but meet the progression requirements upon re-assessment, shall be unable to submit their dissertation until the next normal occasion.9. No more than 75 credits may normally be undertaken in each of Term 1 and Term 2.10. Candidates in their final year must submit, by no later than 3 September 2010, a dissertation (ECON51845) of not morethan 9,000 words including footnotes and endnotes, but excluding title page, contents page, acknowledgments, diagrams, tables, bibliography, references and appendices。