Full-time vs Weekend?
Comparing your options
Whether you choose to apply for the full-time or weekend Masters in Finance programme will depend on your situation. Whichever option you choose, you study for the same degree and work through the same ten to twelve units.
The full-time format of the Masters in Finance takes 10 months. It is designed for people who are able to take a break in their career and attend daytime classes.
The weekend format of the Masters in Finance runs for 22 months, and is designed for people who wish to complete their degree whilst remaining in full-time employment.
Classes take place on alternate weekends - Friday evenings and Saturdays until 15.30.
Use this table to choose the option that's best for you:
Full-time format vs weekend format: comparison table
| Full-time Masters in Finance | Weekend Masters in Finance |
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For people who can take a break in their career to study |
For people who want to study while continuing to be fully employed |
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Programme runs for ten months from late August to June |
Programme runs for 22 months from late September to June |
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High concentration of international participants who move to London for the programme |
Participants live within commuting distance of London |
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Funding: usually financially self-sufficient, with scholarship assistance available |
Funding: usually sponsored or significantly financially supported by your employer |
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12 contact hours on campus per week |
Alternate weekends - Friday evening + Saturday until 15.30. |
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