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MBA with Specialism in Finance
University of Chester

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UNISTATS, UCAS
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Qualification

MBA - Master of Business Administration

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Location

Queen's Park Campus

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Study mode

Full Time

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Start date

May 2026

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Duration

1 Year

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Course info

The MBA with Specialism in Finance course provides a progression route to Master's level for those who have completed a first degree and who wish to continue with their professional development at an advanced level, with a focus on finance.

At the core of our course is a focus on how best to enable learners to develop advanced capabilities and understanding to make a significant contribution to business and/or professional objectives. Learning opportunities will address the contemporary and future challenges and issues faced by managers, including: the influx of innovative technologies and digital narratives within the global financial environment; diversity and difference; sustainable initiatives; anticipating and creating change; changing demographics and employee expectations; evolving customer/client expectations; the need for intergenerational collaboration; working in flatter organisations and individualisation, staying agile and being ambidextrous.

For effective learning to take place, we implement the concept of the 'reflective practitioner', where we draw on the differing experiences of participants and tutor team as a resource.

This takes place through a systematic process of study, reflection and consideration, to optimise the benefits of learning. Learners will be encouraged to engage in dialogue and discussion and share their ideas and current work experiences with others in the group. The 'process' will involve a range of approaches to facilitate learning, including:

  • dialogue; focusing on a topic or group of related ideas to improve understanding
  • advising; by offering perspective on a best course of action or the nature of the situation
  • viewpoint; offering a range of points of view or standpoints.

It is expected that learners will engage with the curriculum to lead them to new ways of thinking, to evaluate and develop insights and sound analytical and financial management skills and then, where appropriate, to apply the skills and knowledge they acquire on the course by transferring and applying them to the workplace. Assignments are therefore designed to reflect this with learners usually encouraged to work on 'real life' problems/issues, which requires the ability to apply theoretical concepts in practice.

There is an option to choose a Project/Placement year for this course, at an additional cost.

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Complete University Guide ranking
74th
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Complete University Guide Accounting & Finance ranking
46th
Tuition fees
Student living
£14,040 per year
Students from Domestic

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UCAS / IDP Connect

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The University of Chester is a 21 st century university which traces its roots back to 1839, placing it among the oldest...

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CUG ranking 74th
University of Chester
Queens Park RoadChesterCH4 7ADUnited Kingdom