Schiller International University Masters of Science in Global Finance - Heidelberg
Schiller International University

Schiller International University

Masters of Science in Global Finance - Heidelberg

Heidelberg, Germany

MSc

12 months

English

Full time

Feb 2027

EUR 16,560 / per year *

On-Campus

* for European campuses, 19620 USD for Tampa campus

Key Summary

About: The MSc in Global Finance at Schiller International University covers international markets, risk, corporate finance and fintech. It uses simulations and CFA-aligned training. Schiller offers four campuses and over 130 nationalities. Optional Practical Training (OPT) lets eligible F-1 graduates work in the US for 12 months (36 months for STEM) if they finish final year at Tampa.

Career Outcomes:

Career opportunities: global banking, asset management, risk management, fintech analyst and corporate finance. Intercampus mobility, dual degrees and equal career services boost employability. The Global Employability Path (GEP) builds innovation, interpersonal, digital and business-communication skills, awarding a Global Employability Certification.

The MSc in Global Finance equips students for professions in worldwide banking, asset management, and financial analysis. Coursework covers international markets, risk assessment, corporate finance principles, and emerging fintech technologies. The program features simulations, practical case work, and training aligned with CFA certification requirements.

Graduates move into positions at investment institutions, global banks, and finance advisory firms, applying strong analytical abilities to handle complex financial environments. With its international focus, the program helps students understand global economic movements and decision-making across diverse markets.

OPT

Optional Practical Training (OPT), a U.S. benefit for F-1 international students, allows Schiller graduates to work in the United States for up to 12 months after completing their program (or up to 36 months for STEM majors). Eligible students must finish at least their final academic year at the Tampa campus. OPT offers valuable professional exposure, enhances career readiness, and connects academic learning with practical experience in the U.S. job market.

60th Anniversary

Founded in 1964, Schiller celebrates six decades of delivering globally focused, high-quality education. Over the years, the university has expanded to four international campuses, developed innovative academic programs, and built a dynamic multicultural community. This 60-year milestone highlights Schiller’s commitment to preparing adaptable, forward-thinking leaders for global careers.

Alumni Network

With more than 20,000 graduates worldwide, Schiller maintains a strong and diverse alumni community. Alumni have built impactful careers in diplomacy, business, finance, technology, and international organizations. The network provides lifelong professional connections, mentorship opportunities, and career-building events, while alumni remain involved through reunions, guest lectures, and collaborations with students.