Masters Degrees in Finance - 1339 Courses
University of Aberdeen
Business School
- Accounting and Finance Master of Science - MSc (PG)
- Energy Economics and Finance MSc
- Energy Economics and Finance (Online) MSc
- Energy Economics and Law LLM Master of Science - MSc (PG)
- Energy, Economics and Finance MSc (Econ)
- Finance (Online) Master of Science - MSc (PG)
- Finance and Investment Management MSc (Econ)
- Finance and Investment Management (with CFA Level 1 Examination) MSc (Econ)
- Finance and Real Estate MSc
- Finance and Real Estate (with CFA Level 1 Examination) MSc
- Financial Technology MSc
- International Business Management MSc
- International Business and Finance MSc
- International Human Resource Management MSc
- Marketing (Online) Master of Science - MSc (PG)
- Real Estate MSc
- Real Estate (Commercial Option) MSc
- Real Estate (International Option) MSc
- Sustainability Economics and Finance MSc
University of Aberdeen
School of Law
- Accounting MSc
- Accounting and Finance MSc
- Banking (Chartered Banker) MSc
- Banking and Finance MSc
- Finance MSc Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
- Islamic Banking and Finance MSc Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
- Management and Finance MA MSc Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
University of Bath
Economics
BIMM University
Music UK
- Accounting and Finance MSc
- Contemporary Economic Perspectives MA
- Economics MSc
- Finance MSc
- Finance and Data Analytics MSc
- Finance and Economics MSc
- Financial Economics MSc
- Management and Sustainable Finance MSc
- Management with Business Innovation MSc
- Management with International Business MSc
- Management with Marketing MSc
- Quantitative Finance with Data Science MSc
- Economics and Finance for Development Master of Science - MSc (PG)
- Economics and Finance for Development Master of Science - MSc (PG)
About masters in finance
Explore a range of masters degrees in finance here at Postgrad. Our online course finder includes a variety of degrees from different universities, with full-time, part-time and online study options to suit you.
A masters degree in finance is the ideal choice for those who want to pursue a career in the business world, for example in banking or hedge fund management. It will also provide a good grounding for entrepreneurs and those wishing to set up their own business.
To study a masters in finance, you will need to demonstrate a keen interest in the field, and this can be done by having a previous undergraduate degree in finance or another related field, such as accountancy or business.
Choose from a range of specialisms in finance. You’ll find courses including a choice of modules, such as corporate finance, risk management, international finance, portfolio management, derivatives, econometrics and equity valuation. Depending on the finance masters that you choose, some of these options will be core modules and others will be optional.
There is a variety of finance masters qualifications to choose from, including an MSc, MBA and MiF (Masters in Finance).
Why study a masters in finance?
A masters in finance is a great way to expand your knowledge in a specific area of finance and to gain essential business skills to enable you to get ahead in your career.
Some masters in finance, particularly those that very much lead onto a specific career, will be endorsed and regulated by professional bodies, for example the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute, to ensure that the students who pass the relevant exam is an expert in their respective field,
If working in finance sounds like a rewarding career to you, explore our range of masters courses in finance here at Postgrad.
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