MBA Finance and Banking

The MBA (Finance and Banking) programme is designed to provide a solid understanding of both general business management and the specialised areas of finance and banking. It is particularly suitable for professionals already working in the finance sector, as well as students who aspire to build a career in finance or banking. 

The curriculum is comprehensive, covering essential accounting principles and practices, including Corporate Finance and Banking strategies, and how to make effective Strategic Financial Decisions. A key component of this master's degree is the 60-credit dissertation, which allows students to deeply explore a specific financial aspect of business that interests them.

The programme's learning approach combines scheduled teaching sessions (36% of the time) with a significant emphasis on independent study (64%). This balance ensures that students develop both a strong theoretical foundation and the ability to learn and apply knowledge independently. Assessment is primarily based on coursework (90%), which may include essays, reports, and presentations, with a smaller portion (10%) assessed through examinations.

You will also need to provide one academic and one employer reference. It's expected that applicants have a minimum of two years of post-graduation work experience in a managerial or professional role.

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants are typically required to hold at least a second-class honours degree from a recognised university. However, the university may also consider applicants with degrees in other subjects, provided that they have substantial and relevant work experience in the business sector. 

English Proficiency:

• For applicants whose first language is not English, it is necessary to demonstrate proficiency in English. This is usually achieved by achieving an overall score of 6.5 in IELTS, with a minimum score of 6.0 in each component.

For international students undertaking the full-time MBA (Finance and Banking) programme, the cost of study is £15,000 per academic year.

Amity University offers the Atul Chauhan Scholarship, which recognises high-achieving students with tuition fee reductions based on academic merit. Bursaries are also available to UK students facing financial challenges, potentially providing up to £2,000 per year, with additional support of £1,000 for those meeting specific criteria like being a care leaver. 

To apply for a scholarship, students need to complete a scholarship form and submit it with their application. Bursary eligibility is assessed automatically through Student Finance England. Our counsellors at AHZ can guide you through this process.

An MBA in Finance and Banking opens doors to various career paths, including:

• Financial Analyst
• Financial Manager
• Investment Banker
• Credit Manager
• Chief Financial Officer
• Treasurer

You have a few ways to apply for the MBA in Finance and Banking at Amity University London. You can apply directly through the university application form, using the UCAS system, or through AHZ Consultants. If you need any help with your application or aren't sure what documents you need, our experienced counsellors are available to assist you.