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Study finance in Scotland - 3 institutions
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Excellent Teaching, Employability, Internationalisation, Facilities and Inclusivness
ScotlandGlasgowCurrently watching: 2from 4430.00 £ / term -
from 4600.00 £ / term -
from 3300.00 £ / semester
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In 2018 68.48% of A Level students achieved A* - A
ScotlandEdinburghCurrently watching: 8from 8465.00 £ / term -
In 2019 more than 12% of A Level students achieved A*
ScotlandPerthshireCurrently watching: 9from 12500.00 £ / term -
from 5410.00 £ / term -
In 2017 - 43% of A Level students achieved A - A*.
ScotlandPerthshireCurrently watching: 6from 8243.00 £ / term -
from 17420.00 £ / year -
from 3995.00 £ / 2 weeks -
In 2018 - 97% of St Leonards entries achieved grades A*-C
ScotlandSt. AndrewsCurrently watching: 6from 31956.00 £ / year -
In 2018 Form IV produced a strong performance at National 5 level with 72.8% of A grades
ScotlandEdinburghCurrently watching: 6from 9630.00 £ / term
Financial services is a major sector in Scotland with ample job prospects. The financial industry is constantly evolving, the demand for finance professionals is huge around the world, and studying finance in Scotland provides the necessary theoretical knowledge to build a successful career in the field. Most of the topics include practical training: for example, simulation of takeover transactions (M&A transactions) and case study analysis (law and markets), professional practice in operating organizations. The internship is designed to consolidate the understanding of key theoretical concepts by applying them in practice in a real-world setting, to gain practical experience with documents, drafting skills and analytical frameworks that are used in a professional environment.
Studying finance in Scotland for international students is an opportunity to find employment in leading accounting firms, financial institutions and commercial organizations in any country in the world. Accountants summarize, classify, and analyze financial information in all areas of activity.
Graduates hold the following positions:
- Auditor
- Strategist
- Economist
- Project Accountant,
- Political Analyst,
- Performance Analyst,
- Accounting Analyst.
The degree serves as a gateway to other areas as well:
- Taxation
- General Management,
- Management consulting.
The employment rate of specialists is 90-95%, the average salary of graduates is from £21,000-23,000 per year.