Diploma for Graduates in Banking
Who is it for?
- Those who wish to acquire and demonstrate knowledge in a particular field.
- Those who wish to use the diploma as a basis for progression into post graduate study, and whose first degree is in an unrelated field.
Course Plan
Foundation Units
| Course Code | Title |
| One Compulsory |
| 24 |
Principles of Banking and Finance |
| Two units chosen from: |
| 92 |
Corporate Finance or 59 Financial Management |
| 29 |
Financial Intermediation |
| 23 |
Investment management |
| 91 |
Financial Reporting |
| |
One Full Unit from F(i) or F(ii) or E or M |
E Group
| Course Code | Title |
| 115 |
Monetary Economics |
| 16 |
International Economics |
| 44 |
Economics of Development |
| 20 |
Elements of Econometrics |
F(i) Group
| Course Code | Title |
| 21 |
Principles of Sociology |
F(ii) Group
| Course Code | Title |
| 25 |
Principles of Accounting |
| 107 |
Introduction to Business and Management |
| 24 |
Principles of Banking and Finance |
M Group
| Course Code | Title |
| 141 |
Principles of Marketing |
| 75 |
Human Resource Management |
| 32 |
Management Science Methods |
| 92 |
Corporate Finance |
|
127
|
Organizational Theory: An Interdisciplinary Approach |
For detailed course description visit:
http://www.londonexternal.ac.uk/prospective_students/undergraduate/lse/units/index.shtml
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