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MSc - Master of Science
Docklands Campus.
Full Time
Sep 2027
2 Year
The course will equip you with the computation, mathematical, business and financial views of blockchain and financial technologies. After successfully completing the course you will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of theoretical as well as application of blockchain and financial technologies. The MSc Blockchain and Financial Technologies will offer a number of core modules including a dissertation and a limited number of optional modules to enable students who wish to pursue specialisms in areas such as blockchain, cryptocurrencies, fintech, AI systems in finance, cyber security and data analytics in finance and businesses.You will be assessed using a mixture of practical coursework and a theory exam.Coursework can take a variety of forms, including laboratory work, data analysis and oral presentations.The research dissertation is assessed on a final written report, a poster presentation and a practical component.You will receive detailed feedback on all assessments outlining strengths and areas of improvement.Our specialist laboratories have everything you will need to develop a thorough critical understanding and gain valuable hands-on experience in a wide range of emerging technologies. You will learn to critically develop and evaluate information security policy and assess the effectiveness and improvement of information systems security within the financial systems.Our dedicated and specialist staff will support you throughout the course and you will be assigned a personal tutor, a course tutor and module tutors to oversee your progress. Dr Amin Karami, the programme leader, has a wide range of expertise in big data analytics, computational intelligence and cyber security in both industry and academia.Explore the different career options you can pursue with this degree and see the median salaries of the sector on our Career Coach portal.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
The aim of this module is to enable you to undertake a placement in a relevant industrial environment to develop their technical and professional skills, within a real work environment to compliment their programme of study.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
In addition to the modules students need to study optional modules.
This module will provide the core theoretical background necessary for ensuring the security of information systems. The module aims to extend your knowledge of systems and risks management and to identify the problems associated with security management and expand your ability to better manage security vulnerabilities and integrate security management with the rest of IT management. It provides practical experience of auditing information systems for adequate information security based on industry specific standards.
Placement Year
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