COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Global Finance offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students to navigate complex financial markets and build successful careers in international finance. The required general education courses provide a strong academic foundation in finance, economics, banking, and data-driven decision-making. Students begin with Introduction to Financial Markets, which helps them understand the structure, functions, and operations of global financial systems and investment environments. The Economics course provides insight into macroeconomic and microeconomic principles that influence market trends, business performance, and financial decisions. Statistics for Finance develops analytical and quantitative skills needed to interpret financial data, assess risks, and support strategic decision-making. International Corporate Finance focuses on managing financial resources, investments, and capital structures in multinational organizations. Managerial Finance builds expertise in budgeting, financial planning, and evaluating business performance. The program also includes International Payment Methods and Banking, which explores global banking systems, international transactions, and payment processes. Equity Capital Markets introduces students to stock markets, capital raising, and investment strategies, while International Business Law provides knowledge of legal frameworks affecting global financial operations and corporate activities. This well-rounded curriculum equips graduates with the technical, analytical, and strategic skills required for careers in banking, corporate finance, investment management, financial consulting, and global financial institutions.