| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-01-01 | - |
Program Overview
The MSc in Finance - January Intake is a 12-month program designed to equip graduates for high-level careers in the financial industry. It fosters analytical and decision-making skills while building a set of rigorous competences in financial subjects. The program is recognized by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) and accredited by AACSB, a standard only achieved by 5% of business schools worldwide. Graduates are highly sought after in the competitive finance industry, with previous graduates employed by top companies such as UBS, Standard & Poor's, and Royal Bank of Scotland.
Program Outline
MSc in Finance - January Intake
Degree Overview:
This 12-month Master's program is designed to equip graduates for high-level careers in the financial industry. It fosters analytical and decision-making skills while building a set of rigorous competences in financial subjects.
Key aims:
- Develop your understanding of capital markets and financial choices made by firms.
- Master techniques and methods of analysis for solving financial problems in the current economy.
- Equip you to become an effective decision maker in the financial industry.
Highlights:
- Top 100 Best Masters in Financial Markets globally by Eduniversal.
- Recognized by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP).
- Accredited by AACSB, a standard only achieved by 5% of business schools worldwide.
- Bloomberg terminal, Datastream, and cutting-edge "industry-grade" software access.
- Strong focus on developing quantitative, research, and project management skills for high-end consultancy, asset management, and investment banking.
Target Audience:
Graduates of business and economics degrees and qualifying non-specialists seeking careers in finance.
Outline:
This program offers a mix of core and optional modules, allowing for specialization in specific areas of interest.
Semester 1:
- Core Modules: Financial Modeling, Quantitative Methods for Finance, Financial Markets and Institutions.
- Optional Modules: Financial Risk Management, Financial Technology and Innovation, Sustainable Finance.
Semester 2:
- Core Modules: Portfolio Management, Corporate Finance, Financial Econometrics.
- Dissertation Module: Research project on a chosen topic in finance.
Assessment:
Assessment varies across modules:
- Examinations (open/closed book)
- Assignments
- Project reports
- Dissertations
Teaching:
- Expert lecturers: highly research-active and experienced in international publication and industry.
- Guest lectures: delivered by senior finance professionals and alumni.
- Strong industry ties: partnerships with companies and organizations ensure program relevancy.
- Modern learning techniques: incorporating flipped classrooms, case studies, and group assignments.
Careers:
Graduates are prepared for careers in financial markets and institutions, especially:
- Investment banking
- Asset management
- Risk management
- Corporate finance
- Regulatory bodies
- Government offices
Previous graduates employed by:
- UBS
- Standard & Poor's
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- KPMG
- PwC
- Boston Scientific
- Commerzbank
- AIB
- Bank of Ireland
- Goodbody Stockbrokers
- Davy
- Geneva Trading
- Mercer
- Nestle
- Citco Fund Services
- Standard Life
- BNY Mellon
Other:
- January intake provides flexibility and an extended learning period.
- Focus on practical applications, preparing students for the realities of the financial sector.
- Strong alumni network offering mentorship and career support.
- Graduates highly sought after in the competitive finance industry.
Please note:
This information offers a comprehensive overview of the MSc in Finance - January Intake. However, for the latest updates and detailed information, please refer to the official program website and its resources.
Full time EU Status Fee €11,300 per annum Non EU Fee. €17,600 per annum
