69 Financial Economics Degree Programs

By attending this course, you will understand: the key financial institutions and their functions, how Fixed Income Markets operate, how Equity Markets operate.

Do you follow the latest news on stock markets, derivatives, interest rates, inflation, and exchange rates? Are you intrigued by the role of central banks, for example, the part the ECB played in saving the financial system? Or would you like to come up with new business models that can be introduced in the financial sector, since the old ones no longer seem to work? If so, the master's in Financial Economics can be your passport to the world of financial markets. It brings together expertise in finance, general economics, and quantitative techniques in a unique, multidisciplinary approach not found elsewhere.

The BIF programme provides an interdisciplinary degree and a strong quantitatively oriented background for the students to serve as professionals especially in financial markets, banking and other duties in the fields of economics and finance.

Econometrics. Statistics. Forecasting. Many specialties go into financial economics. With Johns Hopkins University’s financial economics master’s degree program, you can gain the quantitative acumen to conduct empirical economic analyses and improve decision-making across the financial sector.

This track will give students with a background in economics a deeper understanding of the economic and quantitative tools applied to the field of financial economics.

The objective of the Master’s programme Sustainable Financial Economics is to prepare a specialist at a top or higher level in macro-finance (financial economics) capable of properly evaluating, shaping, and realising business financial assets policy and strategic objectives, creating development concepts, and implementing them, taking into account modern requirements for sustainable development and social responsibility.

The MSc in Financial Economics will provide you with a thorough understanding of the economic principles that underpin financial markets and institutions. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical quantitative skills, this program equips you with a dynamic career in the global finance industry.

This program offers a well-rounded education in financial economics, combining both economic theory and financial analysis. Students learn how financial markets operate, how economic factors influence...

Join the Financial Economics BSc (Hons) course which has produced graduates who have gone on to work for organisations such as the Bank of England, the Home Office, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup.

The purpose of the MCom in Financial Economics is to develop intellectual competencies and practical skills in the mastering, analyzing, interpreting, and application of advanced financial principles in the context of the international economy, and be able to reflect on the associated managerial decisions, through quantitative analysis and assess the effect thereof in the holistic financial context.

Financial economics is all about managing financial assets such as trade and share prices, interest rates and exchange rates. You’ll not only be introduced to financial economics but also gain a solid foundation in general economic concepts, principles, analysis, techniques and knowledge. Learning how to predict and advise on the impact of economic, social and public policy issues on monetary activities, you’ll develop your analytical and decision-making abilities, expanding your skills in data gathering, handling and interpretation, quantitative analysis and forecasting. In our state-of-the-art Bloomberg virtual trading room, you will use industry-standard software, including Bloomberg, SAGE, FAME, Excel and other statistical packages, to analyse data, build models and produce forecasts. You will also develop key soft skills such as communicating complex economic ideas to a non-expert, presentation skills and teamwork. We enjoy strong links with employers, including the Government Economic Service and Society of Professional Economists, which was relaunched here at Westminster Business School in 2018. Membership in the Society is offered to all final-year economic students, and there are opportunities to attend their monthly meetings, conferences and continuous professional development courses.

Develop the expertise to improve financial decision-making with the Master of Science in Financial Economics program from Johns Hopkins University. Experienced finance leaders will prepare you to perform empirical analyses of the global economy and forecast changes. As a result, you'll learn ways to help organizations identify economic opportunities and limit their risk exposure. Complete the program online or on campus, getting the flexibility to continue succeeding in your career.

The Master's in Monetary and Financial Economics (MEMF) is an international-level program that follows the best European practices in the area. As such, the selection criteria of applicants are demanding and this exigency level is kept along the course. Thus, the MEMF is not compatible with a weak background and with a low-effort profile, as we expect students to be prepared to spend a minimum of 3200 effort hours in 2 years.

A program custom-made for international students wishing to study Economics at the Sorbonne. The PSME program is the first year of Graduate Studies (Diplome Universitaire) which offers Economics courses taught in English, together with intensive courses of the French language.

Today, the need to save energy is common knowledge. But how could we improve the existing technologies to make energy consumption more efficient? How to reduce energy prices making goods and services more affordable? How to ensure access to energy to all the people without harming the environment? While studying MSc Energy Technologies and Economics at KTU you will analyse similar dilemmas and gain the skills and knowledge needed to tackle the most pressing problems of the contemporary world.