COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master in Finance program at EBS University is structured to provide both a broad understanding of financial principles and in-depth expertise in specialized areas of finance. The curriculum begins with core modules that lay the foundation for advanced financial knowledge. These include Financial Statement Analysis for Security Valuation, Fundamentals and Applied Corporate Valuation, Empirical Corporate Finance, Empirical Finance, and Financial Modeling. These modules equip students with the tools to critically analyze financial statements, assess company value, and conduct data-driven financial research. As students progress, they can tailor their studies through a range of elective modules, allowing for deeper specialization. Electives cover key topics such as Alternative Investments and Derivatives, Mega Projects focusing on finance, risk, and societal impact, Risk Management in Financial Institutions, Mergers & Acquisitions, and the Economics of Financial Markets and Crises. Accounting-focused modules like Accounting for M\&A and IFRS round out the theoretical learning with practical application. A central feature of the program is the Field Project, which offers hands-on experience in areas such as Active Asset Allocation, Investment Banking, Corporate Finance, and Applied Business Analytics through real-world case studies and challenges. To ensure students are equipped for the evolving demands of the financial industry, the program also emphasizes professional and future-facing skills. Courses in Python, Statistics, Econometrics, and other analytical tools build strong technical competencies, while training in essential soft skills prepares students for leadership and decision-making roles. This combination of academic rigor, practical application, and skill development positions graduates for successful careers in global finance.