The program is structured into three periods. During the first two periods, students are required to take all core subjects. In the third period, however, they have the flexibility to choose electives based on their interests. The Master in Finance electives cover a range of current and in-demand topics in finance, catering to students aspiring to specialize in specific areas of the field. These electives enable students to tailor their education to their career goals, while also aligning with the evolving needs of the market and industry.
Period 1:
The first period serves as an introduction to finance, where students will explore fundamental concepts such as financial markets, investment banking, financial analysis, and the global economy. A strong understanding of these topics is crucial, as they form the foundation for the more advanced courses offered in the second and third periods.
Period 2:
After the initial phase that covers general finance, the second period will allow students to focus on a range of areas, including private equity and technology in finance.
Period 3: Electives
In this period, students will have the option to tailor their studies by choosing electives that concentrate on specific areas of finance
Option 1: Track + optional certifications
Option 2: Track + free electives
Track:
Optional Certifications:
Electives Groups (Free Electives):
Tracks will appear on your MIF Diploma as your specializations.