COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in International Finance is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills across finance, accounting, and international business, preparing them to navigate complex global financial markets. In the first semester, students develop a strong foundation in international business management, principles of accounting, quantitative methods, and finance and investment, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of financial theory and analytical techniques. The second semester builds on this foundation with core modules in international finance, ethics in finance, and applied cases in international finance, providing opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios and develop critical problem-solving skills. Optional modules allow students to tailor their studies to specific interests, including international trade, derivatives, risk management, corporate governance, financial modelling, and the international political economy, enhancing their expertise and employability. Across the academic year, the program emphasizes the development of research and analytical capabilities through the International Finance Project, which allows students to undertake substantial independent work, applying their learning to practical financial challenges. Graduates of this MSc leave equipped to pursue careers in financial services, corporate finance, investment management, advisory roles, and multinational organisations, with the skills and insight necessary to succeed in a dynamic and interconnected global financial environment.