- Are you thinking of changing careers?
- And improving your prospects?
- Do you have an undergraduate degree and want to improve yourself further?
- Are you interested in going a step further faster with your career?
Taking an MSc course in Accounting and Finance is the way to go. University of Salford Business School is the best place to help you learn how to change career or improve you prospects for promotion.
Here are five good reasons to study Accounting and Finance MSc and why Salford Business School might be the place for you…
1) The Best Business School 2014
For starters, the Salford Business School has won the prestigious Times Higher Education Business School of the Year 2014 Award in recognition of their innovation in postgraduate teaching and learning. This in itself guarantees you the best experience and skills to be learnt from this popular business school.
2) Potential to unlock incredible career prospects
The Accounting and Finance MSc course reflects modern needs of business and providing students with key skills and qualities and an extra edge when it comes to securing a job, effectively equipping you for a career in finance, management consulting, industry or government.
Many Salford Business School graduates join leading small and large accounting and finance companies and businesses. This is because aside from the academics being experts in their fields, Salford University maintains excellent connections with local, national and international employers. These employers provide excellent placements and internship opportunities as well as graduate positions for Accounting and Finance graduates from Salford Business School as they are familiar with their educational background, academic and personal competencies and strong links with the corporate sector.
To add to that, most of the part-time Salford University students are drawn from a wide range of public, private and third sector organisations. This will allow you to enjoy developing highly valuable professional networking opportunities.
For those looking to start or change their careers, Salford Business School also offers work placements, live projects and internships to their students as well as dissertations based on real accounting and finance scenarios.
3) Salford Business School provides flexible intake dates
Market research suggests that most Universities usually have just two student intakes. Those are January and September. Salford Business School is unique in that it has six different entry points. These are:
- September
- November
- January
- March
- June
- July
So, if January is too soon for you and September too far away, no need to worry, there are four more intakes that you can choose from.
4) University of Salford offers block delivery
For those of you who want to improve your in Accounting and Finance career but still want time to fulfil other commitments, Salford Business School is the place for you. Salford Business School has a flexible learning model called block delivery which will allow you to learn and balance other y ‘out of school’ commitments.
For more information about the block delivery model, follow this link: http://www.salford.ac.uk/pgt-courses/accounting-and-finance
5) University of Salford scholarships
Finally, you are probably wondering how you are going to fund this very interesting and beneficial course so as to go further, faster in your career. T Salford Business School offers various types of scholarships and bursaries to help students to study for the Accounting and Finance MSc. Have a look at some of the options of the annual bursary competitions.
So, these are just five great reasons to sign up to an MSc in Accounting and Finance at Salford Business School. Whether you have just achieved your undergraduate qualification or you are thinking about changing careers, Salford Business School provides you with the flexibility and support to go further faster in your career.
Want to know more?
Take a look at http://www.salford.ac.uk/pgt-courses/accounting-and-finance to find out why you should study MSc Accounting and Finance at Salford Business School.