The first and second semesters move from foundation modules to specialised, in-depth studies. The third semester is reserved for researching and preparing the thesis. If a student takes a placement, the programme extends from three to four semesters. Teaching is entirely in English, giving students an opportunity to sustainably improve their comprehension and speaking skills in an English context. This approach also reflects the standard requirements for applicants hoping to work in international companies.
Classes are conducted in a combined lecture/seminar format in which students are expected to play an active part. Case studies form a major part of teaching, since this allows the acquired expertise to be applied to real-life issues and problems in practice. The language of instruction is English.
Modules and classes throughout the course of study:
First semester:
- International Corporate Finance
- Econometrics
- Financial Economics
- Corporate Financial Theory and Policy
- Tutorial seminar
Second semester:
- International Accounting*
- Financial Risk Management*
- Management of International Asset Portfolios*
- Current Issues in Finance and Technology*
- One elective from the "Master's pool"
- Tutorial seminar
*To be chosen: three out of four courses
Third semester:
- Research seminar
- Master's thesis
- Final oral exam