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From blockchain technologies to cyber security – our Finance master’s programmes now offer Fintech modules

By |2021-09-16T10:11:31+01:0020/02/2018|Finance and Management MSc, School of Management|

The term Fintech describes the use of software and financial technology in the financial industry. Fintech organisations use new technology to enhance their financial services for their customers and their business. Fintech is the future. ...

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Things I wish I knew about Cranfield University and the Finance and Management MSc before coming here

By |2021-09-16T10:11:00+01:0020/02/2018|Finance and Management MSc, School of Management|

To begin with, the thing I wish I knew the most before coming to the UK from Australia was how strict the Tier 4 student visa process really was. It would have saved a lot ...

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Improving air quality monitoring in developing countries for better public health and higher quality of life (Ghana case study)

By |2021-09-16T10:06:16+01:0010/02/2018|Bioprocessing and Environmental Technology|

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 6,500 people die every year in my home country of Ghana as a result of poor air quality. This is a staggering number, especially for a country of ...

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