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MSc in Asset Management, MSc

Duisenberg School of Finance, -


Disciplines:
  • Finance
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Quick facts

Country: Netherlands Duration: 12 Months
City: Amsterdam Start Date: September
Educational Form:
  • Taught
  • Research
Languages: English 
Education Variants:
  • Part Time
  • Full Time
Application Deadline: 1 June (non-EU) 1 August (EU)
Annual Tuition Fee: € 26000 -

Programme Description

The MSc in Asset Management is a niche programme designed to equip future asset managers with a fundamental and critical understanding of existing markets, market developments, and investment opportunities and their risks. Since the past decades witnessed an increasing attention for non-standard asset classes as part of financial portfolios, the MSc in Asset Management programme will instil students with a profound insight into alternative investments, as well as fixed income investments and portfolio allocation with a strong foundation in econometrics. The faculty will particularly explore market regulation, trading on markets, pricing, investment opportunities and pitfalls, and common risk measures and portfolio management techniques. Some attention will be given to hedge funds and understanding how to hedge appropriate exposures to risk when allocating portfolios. Students will emerge from the MSc in Asset Management programme with varied career possibilities, both in strategic and tactical asset allocation.

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Contents

The programme has a total of 72 ECTS spread out over five blocks. The curriculum comprises mandatory courses plus electives. A master thesis is typically developed during an internship.

You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.

Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.

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Requirements

Students are admitted to the programme on the basis of an individual assessment. Applicants hold at least a Bachelor degree from a reputable university, preferably in economics or business with either a finance or quantitative track. Professional experience is a strong advantage but not mandatory. To ensure that students are well suited for the programme, we require evidence of English language proficiency (toefl or ielts) and either a gmat or gre score.

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