Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Strategy (Part-time)
Differences from 2020/21 to 2023/24
General Regulations
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1. The
ExecutiveDiploma Course Committee of the Saïd Business School shall have the power to grant Postgraduate Diplomas in Financial Strategy to candidates who have satisfied the conditions prescribed in this section and any further conditions which the Committee may prescribe by regulation. -
2. The
examination for the Postgraduate Diplomacourse shall be under the supervision of theExecutiveDiploma Course Committee of the Saïd Business School which shall have power, subject to the approval of the Social Sciences Divisional Board, to make regulations governing the examination. -
3. Candidates may be admitted as students for the Postgraduate Diploma under such conditions as the Committee shall prescribe, provided that before admission candidates shall have satisfied the Committee that they have appropriate educational experience acceptable to the Committee, have relevant professional experience, and are well equipped to enter the proposed course of study.
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4. Any person who has been accepted as a candidate for the Postgraduate Diploma, and who has satisfactorily pursued the course prescribed by the Committee, may be admitted to the examination.
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5. If, for good cause, a student is temporarily unable to carry out their studies,
the Programme Directorthey maygrantapply for atemporarysuspensionof status, normally for not less than twelve monthsat any one time. Applications for suspension of status should be made to the Programme Director, c/o the relevant Graduate Studies Assistant; and will require additional approval from the Director of Graduate Studies. No student may be granted more than twelve months’ suspension of status in this way by the Programme Director.
Special Regulations
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1. Candidates must follow a twelve-month, part-time course of
instructionstudy in Financial Strategyfor at least twelve months and not more than twenty-four months. - 2. Candidates must complete
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(a)Four courses, and satisfytheexaminers in the assessment associated with each course. Thefollowing four coursesare:-
(i) Strategy;
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(ii) Business Finance;
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(iii) Corporate Valuation;
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(iv) Financial Strategies for Growth.
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Details3.can be found in the course handbook.(b)toand (iii) will each be assessed by a2-hourcoursework submission. Course (ii) will be assessed by a written examination.writtencourseworkassignmentsubmission of 6,000 words.- 4.
AssignmentsAll coursework submissions must be submittedonline, as set out inusing theassessmentUniversity-approvedsectiononlineofsubmission system. Details are available on the programme learning platform, not later than 12 noon on the stipulated submission date, which will be published by the Programme Director by the first module of the programme.All material submitted for the integrative written assignment shall be accompanied by a statement signed by the candidate indicating that it is the candidate's own work.
25.examined viva voce on one or more of the written examinations and the integrative written assignment.3.Candidates who failrequested tosatisfyattendtheanExaminersoralinexaminationthe assessment ofon any of thecomponentsassessments.- 6.Candidates
maywho fail an assessment must retake or resubmit the failed assessmentonce,no more than twelve months after the final meeting of the Board of Examiners,excluding any period of suspension.
47. With the approval of the Programme Director, a candidate may substitute any of courses (i) to (iii) on the Postgraduate Diploma with core courses from the part-time MBA, the Postgraduate Diploma in AI for Business, the Postgraduate Diploma in Global Business, the Postgraduate Diploma in Organisational Leadership, the Postgraduate Diploma in Strategy and Innovation, or M.Sc. in Major Programme Management, assuming that core course falls within the permitted registration period for the original Postgraduate Diploma.