Enhance your managerial competencies in this finance course for non-financial managers.
6 weeks
(excluding orientation)
8-12 hours per week,
entirely online
Weekly modules,
flexible learning
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The confidence to contribute to financial discussions and decision-making.
2
The ability to understand financial reports, analyse the financial health of any organisation, and forecast for future success.
3
A financial toolkit for the modern business environment that empowers you to make more strategic managerial and business decisions.
4
Invaluable insight from expert faculty and a digital certificate from the London School of Economics and Political Science – one of the most highly regarded finance groups in the world.
“I had a great experience on the LSE Managerial Finance course. At the beginning of the course, the convenor, Dirk Jenter, mentioned that the materials cover the most relevant, important aspects of managerial finance, and I couldn’t agree more. In addition, the way in which the content is explained is really clear and logical. I also found the assessment tasks interesting and well-connected to the subject matter we’d just covered. Last but not least, the fact that we could communicate with a team of tutors was another asset. This way, we could both get clarification on points related to the course and ask other questions related to finance that interested us.”
– Yuri Stepanov, General Manager, MAPFRE Assistance
This course is certified by the United Kingdom CPD Certification Service, and may be applicable to individuals who are members of, or are associated with, UK-based professional bodies. The course has an estimated 65 hours of learning.
Note: should you wish to claim CPD activity, the onus is upon you. The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and GetSmarter accept no responsibility, and cannot be held responsible, for the claiming or validation of hours or points.
Professor Dirk Jenter
Professor of Finance, Department of Finance, LSE
Professor Dirk Jenter is an expert in corporate finance and has significant experience in executive education at other world-leading tertiary institutions, such as MIT Sloan and the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Dirk’s research focuses on the interaction of managers and firms with capital markets, on corporate governance, and on the evaluation and compensation of top executives. His research has been featured in the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Economist and on CNN. Dirk is very engaging, a top-class communicator, and this has been recognised through teaching awards at LSE, Stanford and MIT Sloan.