Master in Monetary and Financial Economics
ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics and Management
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Monetary and Financial Economics
The Master's in Monetary and Financial Economics (MEMF) is an international-level programme 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.
The MSc in Monetary and Financial Economics is intended to complement and to deepen first cycle education provided by a degree in Economics or Finance. The main objective is that students learn how to analyze problems in a rigorous and constructive way, developing their ability to assess the contribution of research in Monetary and Financial Economics to solve the problems in the area and to use advanced empirical and theoretical tools in Economics and Finance.
Admission requirements
The MEMF is intended to complement and to deepen a 1st degree education provided by a Bachelor's in Economics or Finance. The main objective is that students learn how to analyse problems in a rigorous and constructive way, developing their ability to assess the contribution of research in Monetary and Financial Economics to solve the problems in the area, and to use advanced empirical and theoretical tools in Economics and Finance.
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1st Year
- Econometrics
- History of Economic Thought
- Macroeconomics
- Mathematical Economics
- Microeconomics
- Foundations of Finantial Economics
- Monetary Policy
- Elective Option 1 & 2
- Free Option 1
2nd Year
- Elective Option 3 & 4
- Free Option 2
- Thesis (Seminar)
Elective Options 1 & 2
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Econometrics
- Finance and Financial Reporting
- International Financial Markets
- Macroeconomics and Monetary Theory
- Monetary and Financial History
- Derivatives
Elective Options 3 & 4
- Banking and Insurance
- Behavioural Finance
- Finance Mathematics
- Public Finance in the Economic and Monetary Union
Free Options 1&2
Course units chosen from any MSC in ISEG as long as the number of common topics in the syllabi with other course units in the Master in MFE or in current compulsory undergraduate course units in Economics at ISEG is not significant.
Tuition
Students from the EU: €5750
International students: €7000
Continuing studies
A master in Monetary and Financial Economics is prepared to work as an economist, financial analyst, researcher and teacher, senior staff member in financial institutions, central banks, international organisations, and public departments. The programme is also an intermediate step to obtain a Ph.D. in the areas of Economics and Finance.
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