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Please feel free to ask us any questions you have about the postgraduate experience at the School of Economics and Finance.

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Please email Senior Tutor, Yioryos Makedonis, your questions to y.makedonis@qmul.ac.uk

We will then publish all answers here...  

Question: Are optional modules and elective modules the same?

Answer: Elective modules are the module you need to choose for your programme and they hold credit value for your academic degree, whereas Optional modules are a set of practical elements to enhance your skills and knowledge and holds no credit value towards your degree but they assist you to improve your employability prospects.

 

Question: Is it compulsory to attend the pre-sessional course?

Answer: The Pre-sessional course is optional and is a refresher course to ensure smooth transition and fill in the learning gaps if any before you start your main programme. We shall be providing you with a self-assessing quiz , which would help you decide whether or not you should attend the course.

 

Question: Can you tell me more about access to the Bloomberg Terminals on offer?

Answer: Since the beginning of March School of Economics & Finance provided to all its MSc students removed access to the Bloomberg terminals. Via a personal login account, and a pre-boked slot, students were able, during this dedicated/prebooked time, to also access the Bloomberg Market Concept - a library of e-learning courses that provides an introduction to the financial markets.

Bloomberg terminals

https://www.bloomberg.com/professional/solution/bloomberg-terminal/

Bloomberg Market Concept (BMC) web portal:

https://portal.bloombergforeducation.com/

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