MSc in Law and Finance Management
Explore financial governance, regulatory frameworks and the relationship between legal requirements and business decision-making.
Understanding Law and Finance Management
The MSc in Law and Finance Management examines the interaction between financial management, legal frameworks and organisational governance.
Students can investigate financial regulation, corporate compliance, risk management and the influence of legal requirements on financial decision-making. Research may also explore corporate governance, financial accountability and regulatory developments affecting organisations.
The specialisation provides opportunities to investigate contemporary challenges at the intersection of law, finance and management.
Areas of Research
Potential areas for independent research within this specialisation include:
- Financial Regulation and Compliance
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Risk Management
- Legal Frameworks in Business and Finance
These are illustrative research directions, not additional taught modules.
One MSc Structure, Your Chosen Research Focus
The MSc is a 12-month, 60 ECTS online programme. Students complete four research foundation modules worth 30 ECTS in total, followed by an independent research paper worth 30 ECTS within their chosen specialisation.
For module descriptions, entry requirements and frequently asked questions, visit the main MSc programme overview.
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