Program overview

Main Subject

Finance

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Graduates will be able to:

Apply the advanced technical skills required to evaluate key theories, concepts, models, and recent developments in applied finance.
Apply the principles and methods of research used in modern professional practice in the field of applied finance. Analyze current industry and ethical issues in a global financial context.
Effectively communicate with specialized and non-specialized audiences.
Teaching in English
The program is built in accordance with the requirements of the Global Association of Risk Professionals* for Financial Risk Management
Access to specialized international literature and Bloomberg databases

Key disciplines:

Global Leadership and Organizational Development
Financial Risk Management and Risk Assessment Models
Ethics in Finance
Applied Research

Program overview

Main Subject

Finance

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Graduates will be able to:

Apply the advanced technical skills required to evaluate key theories, concepts, models, and recent developments in applied finance.
Apply the principles and methods of research used in modern professional practice in the field of applied finance. Analyze current industry and ethical issues in a global financial context.
Effectively communicate with specialized and non-specialized audiences.
Teaching in English
The program is built in accordance with the requirements of the Global Association of Risk Professionals* for Financial Risk Management
Access to specialized international literature and Bloomberg databases

Key disciplines:

Global Leadership and Organizational Development
Financial Risk Management and Risk Assessment Models
Ethics in Finance
Applied Research

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