M.Sc Finance

The University College Dublin MSc in Finance admission requirements are given below:·         CV·         A bachelor’s degree in Business / Commerce to include a number of Quantitative subjects such as Economics or Finance or Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or a Finance-related area with a minimum 2:1 award at NFQ Level 8 or international equivalent·         English language proficiency score·         Two reference; one academic and one professional·         Students may be asked for GMAT·         Applicants should show a demonstrated strong academic ability in a number of Quantitative modules in their degree such as Statistics, Mathematics, or Econometerics

Heriot Watt University offers the MSc in Finance course for international students every year. Some of the features of the programme are given as follows:The course has a duration of 1 year and is offered in the full-time or part-time modes for students. It mainly focuses on the principles and techniques of international financing. The course will help the students to gain skills and knowledge that is required for any doctoral study in finance sector. Many of the graduates studying have chosen a career in the financial sector in the location of Edinburgh. Some of the mandatory subject areas of the course are Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Capital Markets and Financial Analysis. 

The M.Sc. Finance programme provides all the necessary academic and professional skills required for a successful career in finance. This course is uniquely designed to shape the future financial leaders. It will help in developing a deep understanding of financial theories, assumptions, and techniques, before delving into rapidly developing specializations such as Fintech, Big Data, and International Finance. The objective of this programme is to aid individuals and organizations in enhancing their effectiveness within the finance field. Apart from this, the highest and average package offered during JBIMS MSc Finance placements 2023 stood at INR 27 LPA and INR 21.36 LPA. In addition, the median package offered during JBIMS MSc Finance placements 2023 stood at INR 21 LPA.

UON UK admission requirements for MSc Finance and Investment are given below:A 2:1 (international equivalent) in Economics, Finance, Business Studies, Accounting or Financial Engineering / Mathematics is requiredOutstanding degrees in Quantitative Discipline (For example, Computer Science, Natural Sciences) are also considered, on case to case basisFurthermore, the applicants must have a strong Quantitative / Mathematics background and have achieved a 2:1 (60%) score in a minimum of two modules covering at least two of the following subjects: Statistics, Mathematics, Quantitative Methods, Quantitative Finance Specialisms, and EconometricsIELTS score of 6.5 (no less than 6.0 in each element)

The master's degree in finance programmes allows you to expand your understanding of the field. Students can begin with a term of foundation modules that will solidify their knowledge of finance, corporate finance, accounting, and econometrics.The MSc Finance programme is designed to be flexible, with a wide range of electives available, including a number of optional abroad electives in New York, Singapore, and Dubai. Students pursuing a master's degree in finance will gain a variety of technical and conceptual abilities. Learn a variety of quantitative methodologies. Improve your understanding of a wide range of financial issues affecting all industry sectors. In the City of London, network with colleagues and senior finance sector executives.Get a unique international and multicultural perspective. 

Durham University offers the 1-year MSc in Finance course that has an application deadline in September 2024. This course includes the following:The students will be taught on how to use the analytical and technical skills as well as the cutting-edge research techniques so that they receive equal access to the financial services. This is a 12-month full time course that comprises of a combination of core and optional modules.Some of the topics included in the course are Advanced Financial Theory, Corporate Finance, Econometric Methods, Financial Modelling, and Business Forecasting. Some of the optional modules that have been included in the Finance course are Bank Management, Banking and Financial Intermediation, Climate Finance and Fintech Regulations.