AP Degree in Financial Management

Are you a quick learner, willing to work independently or as part of a team? Have you got leadership potential? Want to follow a career in accounting and finance?
 

About the programme

The AP degree in Financial Management is a 2-year full-time undergraduate programme. It is based on research into the demands of the business world for staff with
international competencies in the area of finance. It involves a demanding process of personal and managerial skills, which will be enhanced through this programme making you well equipped and competent to embrace the financial sector.
 

The programme addresses several financial as well as management issues, with the aim of providing a rigorous profile leading to the award of a Profession Degree.

Career opportunities

The AP degree in Financial Management will enhance your career prospects and your opportunities for increasing your earnings. With a Financial Management degree
in your hand, you will be able to work in the field of financial consultancy in, for example:

• Banks

• Mortgage institutions

• Real estate administrtion offices

• Insurance companies

• Real estate companies or

• Finance departments of large private or public enterprises

   

 
You also have opportunities to continue with a “top-up” and adding 1-1.5 year more to your AP degree, in order to achieve a Bachelor’s degree.

Programme structure

The first 3 semesters take place at UCN in Denmark, and consist of compulsory and elective subjects.

The 4th semester is elective comprising either an internship period in a company of your own choice, or a specialization period together with a final exam project.

The teaching and learning approaches are based on themes. This means that all subjects cooperate on joint inter-disciplinary semester themes in order to link the individual subject elements and create a more holistic/broad view.

Modules covered from semester 1-3:

• Financial Enterprise and Markets
• Personal Finance
• Customer/Client Relations
• Business Economics
• Management and Communications, Global Economics
• Business Law
• Statistics

Click here for more information regarding the structure of the course. 

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