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  • DeadlineStudy Details: MSc, 24 months PgDip, 16 months PgCert, 8 months

Masters Degree Description

Earn your Masters in Finance flexibly, online.

Join an MSc Finance degree designed to help you develop the most in-demand skills in the finance sector.

With optional courses available to help you prepare for Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) qualification.

You’ll deepen your knowledge of core financial theory, processes and techniques – before going on to explore fast-developing specialisms including:

fintech
big data applications,
financial and banking regulations, and
international finance markets.

Who can join online MSc Finance?

You do not need to have a degree or background in finance to join this MSc. It’s open to graduates from any discipline.

You can learn online with us anywhere, with no need for a student visa.

Entry Requirements

The minimum entry requirements for this degree are:

an undergraduate degree at UK honours level, or
a degree from a non-UK institution which we judge to be of equivalent worth.

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Fees

Please see our website for fees

Student Destinations

Aspiring financiers and junior bankers are taking MSc Finance qualifications in increasing numbers.

This is because hiring trends in investment banks are shifting, with sales and trading desks looking for a more technical skill set, and a higher level of quantitative skills.

This MSc Finance qualification caters to the changing landscape and prepares you for various roles in the global corporate and financial sector, including:

business analyst
asset manager
trader
broker
hedge fund / investment advisor
consultant
credit controller
treasurer
banker
market specialist, or
accountant.

Module Details

Core Modules:

Accounting and Finance for Decision Making
Corporate Finance
Economics for Finance
Quantitative Analysis Methods
Financial Analysis
Asset Pricing and Portfolio Management
International Banking
Fintech and Big Data
Derivatives and Risk Management
Fixed Income Analysis

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