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Preamble The Masters in Finance is designed for experienced professionals wishing to fast-track their career in finance. Specifically, for those wishing to advance their career in finance or change their area within finance, as well as those who have exposure to finance in a current or previous role, who now wish to deepen their financial knowledge. As a generalist programme in a specialist field, it aims to fast-track your career by providing you with: a strong foundation in the principles and practice of finance; a substantial base of new concepts and knowledge; new skills, analytical tools and perspectives which provide a sound basis for financial decision-making. These are crucial elements for anyone wishing to excel in financial institutions or the finance function of organisations. Admission Requirements A candidate must satisfy any of the following minimum requirements in addition to specific programme requirements: Either a) Be a holder of a Bachelors degree in either finance, economics, or any other equivalent field with at least Upper Second Class honours or its equivalent from an institution recognized by the University Senate. Or b) Be a holder of a Bachelors degree in either finance, economics, or any other equivalent field with Lower Second Class honours provided the candidate can show proven evidence of research ability and/or three (3) years experience in a relevant field. Or c) Be a holder of a Bachelors degree in either finance, economics, or any other equivalent field with a PASS or its equivalent from any institution recognized by the University Senate provided such candidates have proven research ability and/or relevant work experience of five (5) years. Or d) Be a holder of Postgraduate Diploma in Business Sciences of KSMS/JKUAT who will be admitted with exemption of at most six (6) units offered in the first two semesters of the Masters programme. Such units must be equivalent in content and bear the same codes as those offered at Masters level. e) Possession of the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee automatic admission to the Masters degree. Programme Objectives: The board objectives of the MF programme to is provide a solid Foundation, for the participants, in the area of Finance. At the end of this programme, participants will be able to among others to: i) Provide a grounding to students in the area of finances. ii) Acquire subject-specific skills for employment or further study. iii) To acquire the ability to design and apply financial models. Progranne Duration The programme will be taken on full day/evening or part-time mode over a period of 12 months or 24 months respectively Target Audience: The Masters in Finance is designed to prepare experienced professionals, both in the public and private sector and specifically in Anglophone Africa, for successful careers in the finance industry or in the finance function in business organizations. Unit Codes and Title | Semester 1 | | HCEF 3101: Applied Economics | | HCEF 3102: Introduction to Finance | | HCEF 3103: Mathematics for Economists | | HCEF 3104: Accounting | | HCEF 3105: Behavioral Finance | | HCEF 3106: Investments | | Semester 2 | | HCEF 3107: Applied Statistics | | HCEF 3108: Operations Research | | HCEF 3109: Corporate Finance | | HCEF 3110: Financial and Emerging Markets | | HCEF 3111: International Finance | | HCEF 3112: Organisational Behaviour | | Semester 3 | | Core Units | | HCEF 3113: Research Methods | | HCEF 3114: Risk Management | | HCEF 3115: Applied Econometrics | | HCEF 3116: Seminar Paper in Finance | | Options (Any 2 Units from Preferred Option) | | Financial Markets Option | | HCEF 3117: Financial Instruments | | HCEF 3118: Financial Time Series | | HCEF 3119: Global Financial Markets | | OR | | 2. Corporate Finance Option | | HCEF 3120: Mergers and Acquisitions | | HCEF 3121: Advanced Corporate Finance | | HCEF 3122: Project Finance | | or | | 3. Real Estate Management Option | | HCEF 3123: Real Estate Finance | | HCEF 3124: Real Estate Investment and Portfolio Management | | HCEF 3124: Seminar in Real Estate Finance | | Semester 4 | | HCEF 3125: Research Project | | HCEF 3126: Internship Programme |
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