Centre for Financial
& Management Studies (CeFiMS) - University of London
Individual Professional
Courses – IPC
Programme Structure
The CeFiMS IPC programme provides a very effective form of flexible
professional education. The programmes are constructed by professionals
whose research is at the forefront of current thinking. The University offers a wide
range of programmes to assist those in the financial and management
sectors. A calendar structure and all course materials are provided to
enable participants to plan their commitments and minimise disruption to
professional and personal lifestyles.
An IPC can act as a ‘taster ’ for distance learning if you are unsure
about the commitment involved for a full programme. They are available
in pairs to meet recognised needs for specialist skills and updating.
You may also study alternative IPC combinations and single courses with
the approval of the appropriate Academic Director. Students may select a
maximum of three IPC’s
Written examinations are held at centres around the world for the
convenience of students and successful completion of an IPC leads to a
University of London certificate. If after completing an IPC you decide
to apply for the MSc that includes your completed course, the IPC may be
converted into academic credit providing you have obtained the minimum
50% pass mark. This means that you do not have to repeat a course if you
move onto an MSc programme. (Academic credit cannot be transferred
between programmes.)
Bank Financial Management
Corporate
Finance
Decentralisation & Local Governance
Econometric Analysis & Applications
Econometric Principles & Data Analysis
Human Resource Management & Development
International Economics
International Finance
Investment & Project Appraisal
Project Appraisal and Impact Analysis
Macroeconomic Policy & Financial Markets
Macroeconomic Principles & Issues
Management Information & Information Systems
Managerial Economics
Managing Organisational Change
Mathematics & Statistics for Economists
Public Financial Management: Planning & Performance
Microeconomic Theory & Applications
Public Policy and Management: Perspectives & Issues
Public
Financial Management: Financial Reporting and Audit
Quantitative Methods for Financial Management
Public Financial Management:
Revenue
Privatisation and
Public-Private Partnerships
Banking and Capital Markets
The International Monetary Fund and Economic Policy
The Japanese Financial System
Corporate Governance
Finance in the Global Market
Financial Law
Introduction to Law and to Finance
Legal Aspects of Corporate Finance
Legal Aspects of International Finance
Regulation of International Capital Markets
Risk Management: Principles and Applications
Financial Reporting
and Audit
Cross-cultural Management
International Management
Management in China: Domestic Development
Law and Regulation of Electronic Finance and
Internet Banking
