COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Banking and Wealth Management program is a two-year course designed to develop expertise in banking, finance, and wealth management within a global and evolving environment. In the first year, students build a strong foundation through subjects such as strategy, innovation, project management, organizational dynamics, and data management, along with specialized topics like fundamentals of wealth management and ethical financing. The curriculum also includes digital transformation and artificial intelligence, preparing students for modern banking challenges. Personal and professional development is supported through communication training, creative projects like the CréaCthon, and a minimum two-month professional experience. In the second year, the focus shifts to advanced financial knowledge and practical application. Students study areas such as portfolio management, private banking, corporate credit management, banking in the digital age, and entrepreneurship, while participating in capstone projects with partner companies. The final semester emphasizes wealth structuring, taxation, real estate investment, risk management, and compliance, along with a research paper and international exposure. A minimum four-month professional experience further strengthens industry readiness. Overall, the program equips students with the analytical, technical, and interpersonal skills required to succeed in banking and wealth management careers, while adapting to technological advancements and global financial trends.