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Master's degrees

Postgraduate degrees that deepen or change a field of study.

16 programs found

Daugavpils, Latvia

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • 2 or 1.5 years (120 ECTS)

Professional master programme at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences on the analysis of economic and financial processes in the context of smart development. The two-year route leads to a financial analyst qualification.

Kraków, Poland

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • four semesters
  • English

A full-time, fee-paying second-cycle programme taught in English at the Institute of Finance. The page lists two specialities, Corporate Finance and Accounting, and Wealth Management.

Lund, Sweden

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • 1 year (60 credits)
  • English

A one-year master's programme covering financial economics and corporate finance, balancing theory with applied work. Teaching mixes lectures, lab sessions, exercises and case studies, and students get access to Bloomberg terminals.

Brno, Czech Republic

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • On campus
  • English

Follow-up master's programme covering financial markets, derivatives, portfolio theory, security analysis, international accounting and corporate finance. It emphasises learning by doing and includes courses certified by CFA Institute and ACCA.

Paphos, Cyprus

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • MSc
  • 1.5 years
  • English, Greek

A joint master's programme (90 ECTS) of Neapolis University Pafos and the Hellenic Mediterranean University, offered in English and Greek. It aims to give graduates in finance, accounting, economics, business or computer science analytical skills in data analysis and financial technology.

Ås Municipality, Norway

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years (120 ECTS)
  • English

An interdisciplinary master's drawing on environmental, resource, climate and ecological economics, political science and human geography. It studies the drivers of environmental change and the policies needed for sustainable development.

Prague, Czech Republic

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Ing.
  • two years (four semesters)
  • English

Two-year full-time master's programme (MIFA) for students aiming at careers in finance and accounting. The page lists double-degree options with partner universities in Belgium, Germany and Portugal.

Doha, Qatar

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years
  • English

A specialized master of accounting focused on managing accounting information, with a practice-oriented non-thesis path or a research-oriented thesis path. It is aimed at accounting graduates who want deeper expertise.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • MSc
  • 12 months (60 ECTS)
  • English

A one-year, full-time master with six specialist tracks, among them behavioural economics, development, environmental economics, international finance and trade, monetary policy and banking, and public policy. The curriculum is described as demanding, with a heavy workload and exams following each other quickly.

Cologne, Germany

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • M.Sc.
  • 4 semesters (120 ECTS)
  • English

A master's program that combines classical analytics (statistics, econometrics, optimisation, simulation) with machine learning and AI using R and Python, plus economics, management and entrepreneurship content.

Cologne, Germany

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • M.Sc.
  • 4 semesters (120 ECTS)
  • English

A research-oriented master's program on markets, behaviour, public policy and taxation. Students choose their focus freely, with specialisations such as market design, empirical methods and, newly, energy and climate change.

Gothenburg Municipality, Sweden

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • Master's degree
  • 1 year (60 credits ECTS)
  • On campus
  • English

A one-year master's programme in modern finance with emphasis on investments and financial markets alongside corporate finance. It combines financial theory with quantitative and empirical methods, programming and data analysis, including Python, data-driven methods and AI.