Degree Information:

Please note that new entrants to this programme will study the revamped MSc in Investment, Treasury and Banking (DC958)

This is a part-time programme which aims to develop students' understanding of the conceptual framework underlying disciplines relevant to investment and treasury management. It also facilitates the transition for graduates from full-time study to careers in investment and treasury.

The M.Sc. programme in Investment and Treasury aids the development of outstanding individuals among the existing staff of fnancial services companies by providing the conceptual and analytical tools required to succeed in the fast-paced and dynamic industry. It also provides accelerated career development opportunities for top graduates by facilitating their from fulltime study to careers in investment and treasury management. It is a programme with strong industry links and a focus on industry specific knowledge and skills and ensures that those already working within the industry can fine-tune and enhance existing skills while gaining new knowledge and insights into rapidly changing area.

Aims and Objectives:

The objectives of the programme are:
• To develop students' understanding of the conceptual framework underlying disciplines relevant to investment and treasury management;
• To develop students' knowledge of the information sources, analytical tools and regulations pertinent to effective investment and treasury management.

Programme Structure:

The programme is delivered on a part-time basis, involving four semesters of teaching over two academic years. Each semester lasts twelve weeks. Upon completion of the taught element of the programme, participants are required to submit a dissertation in order to graduate. Participants attend the programme on two afternoons per week (for which they are released by their employers) and on Saturday mornings.

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DCU BUSINESS SCHOOL INFORMATION SESSIONS
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• Obtain details of our suite of full-time and part-time business programmes
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Career Prospects:

Since it began in 1990, the programme has established a strong reputation as the leading graduate finance programme in Ireland. Many of its graduates are already working in senior positions in the IFSC, in non IFSC-based financial services, in the United Kingdom, the U.S. and Japan. The reputation of the programme attracts highly motivated students, who, on graduation, are much sought after by the industry in Ireland and abroad. What's more this degree will add long-term value to your career, since top qualifications will increasingly be a key factor in organisations' recruitment of senior staff. Our graduate employers include the following

Entry Requirements:

The following are eligible to apply for the programme:

1. Those who hold an honours degree in Business OR
2. Those who hold an honours degree in a discipline other than Business and are employed in the financial services industry; OR
3. Those who hold other qualifications (including professional qualifications) and have worked in the financial services industry for at least three years.

   On the basis of previous experience, it is expected that there will be many more applicants for the programme than places available. Eligible applicants will be ranked on academic attainment and relevant work experience.
   
   Application Procedures September 2008 intake

The structure of the M.Sc. in Investment and Treasury programme has been modified so that it can better meet the needs of its students and their employers. It has been renamed as the MSc in Investment, Treasury and Banking. Please revert to details of the new MSc in Investment, Treasury and Banking (PAC Code DC958) for September 2008 intake.

Application queries can be made by e-mail to Catherine.Gallagher@dcu.ie

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