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International Finance

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The course will provide information and analysis on the latest developments in the world of finance and their implications for business strategies. The course will provide live financial data and other information from NYU, The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times to teach a number of issues that influence … For more content click the Read More button below.The course will provide information and analysis on the latest developments in the world of finance and their implications for business strategies. The course will provide live financial data and other information from NYU, The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times to teach a number of issues that influence global finance and the way multinational companies build their global business networks, their activities and strategies. The course also brings a fresh perspective from eminent scholars from various leading business schools in the United States, Europe and Asia, including Nobel Laureate Robert Engle from NYU and others.Some of the anlaysis and data offered in this course are part of the collaboration between the Institute of Global Finance at the UNSW Business School and the Volatility Institute at Stern Business School, NYU. The latest issues on global finance will be taught in this course, with presentations, videos and online financial data. The basic thrust of this course is to provide a framework within which the key global financial issues, including the operations of multinational companies, can be analysed. This course is designed to develop students understanding of the business and financial aspects of their main specialisation. The course prepares students for leadership roles and builds understanding of global financial forces that could influence the overall business environment. We also invite guest lecturers from industry, including experts from KPMG, to share their insights with students.Read More

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Venture Capital Finance

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This course seeks to help students understand what venture capital is, what venture capitalists do, the way venture capital organisations work and why/how they play such a significant role in the economy. This course will alternatively take the perspectives of the venture capitalist and that of the entrepreneur.This course seeks to help students understand what venture capital is, what venture capitalists do, the way venture capital organisations work and why/how they play such a significant role in the economy. This course will alternatively take the perspectives of the venture capitalist and that of the entrepreneur.Read More

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Advanced Managerial Finance

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This course focuses on the role and usage of financial instruments. We begin by discussing financial options and their applications in corporate finance. We then introduce a general valuation framework for option-like contracts and apply it to real options. In the second half of the course, we discuss the implications … For more content click the Read More button below.This course focuses on the role and usage of financial instruments. We begin by discussing financial options and their applications in corporate finance. We then introduce a general valuation framework for option-like contracts and apply it to real options. In the second half of the course, we discuss the implications of frictions and agency problems for investment and capital structure. The central theme in this part is how financial contracts, such as convertible bonds, can help resolve frictions and agency issues. A comprehensive case concludes each major section of the course to illustrate practical applications of the concepts.Read More

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Financial Statement Analysis

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Financial-statement information is used in a wide range of business decisions. We will discuss financial statements from a user's perspective, and use a variety of tools to break apart financial reports into meaningful units for analysis, forecast financial statements, and value a firm's shares. We will also look at the … For more content click the Read More button below.Financial-statement information is used in a wide range of business decisions. We will discuss financial statements from a user's perspective, and use a variety of tools to break apart financial reports into meaningful units for analysis, forecast financial statements, and value a firm's shares. We will also look at the role of managerial incentives and accounting rules in assessing the quality of financial statements.The course is divided into five sections: (1) Information collection, (2) Processing information (accounting analysis), (3) Processing information (the role of incentives), (4) Forecasting, and (5) Valuation and decision-making. These sections will provide us with the structure we need to help us become more informed users of financial information.Read More

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Accounting for Strategic Decision Making

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This course examines the design and use of management accounting tools for effective strategic management. Strategic-level management is about envisaging and realizing sustainable competitive advantage. To make decisions in aid of achieving sustainable competitive advantage, senior managers need business and market intelligence derived from a variety of analysis tools and … For more content click the Read More button below.This course examines the design and use of management accounting tools for effective strategic management. Strategic-level management is about envisaging and realizing sustainable competitive advantage. To make decisions in aid of achieving sustainable competitive advantage, senior managers need business and market intelligence derived from a variety of analysis tools and frameworks. This course introduces you to a suite of strategically relevant management accounting frameworks and issues pertinent to these strategic analysis and decision making demands.Read More

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Strategy

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This course introduces you to the skills necessary to be a successful general manager. For the general manager, management is less about day-to-day operations of the firm, and more about positioning the firm, articulating a vision, and designing the firm to achieve competitive advantage. Throughout the course, examining issues essential … For more content click the Read More button below.This course introduces you to the skills necessary to be a successful general manager. For the general manager, management is less about day-to-day operations of the firm, and more about positioning the firm, articulating a vision, and designing the firm to achieve competitive advantage. Throughout the course, examining issues essential for the firm's long and short-term competitive position will take centre stage.Read More

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Managing People and Organisations

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The organisations we work in are rich and complex organisms in which many interactions, relationships and processes are played out daily. The complexity of these interactions often makes them difficult to understand and manage.This course focuses on generalist managers who manage people - some you manage formally, such as your … For more content click the Read More button below.The organisations we work in are rich and complex organisms in which many interactions, relationships and processes are played out daily. The complexity of these interactions often makes them difficult to understand and manage.This course focuses on generalist managers who manage people - some you manage formally, such as your subordinates and others informally, such as your peers and bosses. At the core of the course is characterisation and discussion of everyday functions and roles managers take part in, such as sense-making, sense-giving, decision-making, leading, motivating, planning, organising, mentoring, monitoring and influencing. Each Unit in this course covers a topic that contributes to your better undertaking of these managerial roles so that you can become a better manager of yourself, others, teams and organisations.In this course, we will ask you to test your understanding of the concepts we introduce by examining your working life. This could involve analysing your actions, the actions of others, processes that occur within your organisation and key organisational events. You can use these activities to evaluate the concepts; that is, you should ask yourself:how useful is this idea for me?how can I modify this idea in light of my own experiences?how can I apply this idea in my organisation?This course is designed to introduce you to some of the key ideas, issues and debates about management and managing others within an organisation. In each Unit, you are introduced to a new issue/area of focus, but remember, each of the topics we will encounter in the course could be the focus for a whole course in itself. So, we aim to give you a flavour or introduction to each topic. Hopefully, the course will be a starting point for your understanding of management and managing others, rather than the end of your journey.Read More

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Marketing Management

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Marketing Management introduces you to the key principles and activities that are essential tools of every organisational leader and manager. The frameworks outlined in this course have been used by many large and small organisations to improve their marketplace performance.You will be required to analyse the practices of a range … For more content click the Read More button below.Marketing Management introduces you to the key principles and activities that are essential tools of every organisational leader and manager. The frameworks outlined in this course have been used by many large and small organisations to improve their marketplace performance.You will be required to analyse the practices of a range of organisations as presented in case studies, simulations and guest presentations from marketing practitioners, by utilising the ideas presented in this course. At the end of this course, you should be able to view any business from a marketing-oriented perspective.Read More

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Full-Time Masters Thesis Human Resource Management

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Full-time Masters thesis course.

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Masters Thesis (Organisational Behaviour) Full-Time

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Full-time Masters thesis course.