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MSc in Financial Markets and Investments, MSc

Duisenberg School of Finance, -


Disciplines:
  • Finance

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 2009 (EEA nationals only)
Annual Tuition Fee: € 26000 -

Programme Description

Financial markets are at the heart of the international financial system. This programme offers a broad and fundamental understanding of these markets and possible investments therein. The programme pays particular attention to incentives, behaviour, and regulation of the various players/institutions (such as hedge funds, regulators, banks, and pension funds). Thereby, the programme offers an integrated, analytical and criti­cal approach to understanding financial markets and their investment opportunities. Students will be confronted with key financial and economic principles in a demanding and stimulating environment. Emphasis lies on understanding the underlying mechanisms and being able to implement ideas in day-to-day financial decision making. Throughout the programme students have discussions about current market developments in wrap-up meetings. A thesis is written at the end of the programme, based on an extensive internship.

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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.

Requirements

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. More information

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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