MSc Finance and Financial Law
The MSc in Finance and Financial Law programme takes an integrated approach to finance and financial law, including risk management, regulation, mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, bond issues, and loans.
In these fast changing subjects, the MSc Finance and Financial Law provides the specialist knowledge required in international banks and investment firms, legal practice, regulatory institutions and the academic world. The programme relates to both national and international finance and considers how financial and legal principles are applied in the context of actual case studies.
Graduates of the MSc FFL find that their specialist knowledge is in demand by international banks and investment firms, legal practices, regulatory institutions and the academic world.
The programme delivered by CeFiMS a department of SOAS comprises of 3 core modules and 3 electives. The option of a dissertation is available.
Programme Details
The UoL MSc Finance and Financial Law Programme academic direction is delivered by CeFiMS, a department of the SOAS University of London.
The programme comprises of 3 core modules and 3 electives.
The Core Modules:
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Law
- Introduction to Law and to Finance
A Second Class Upper First Degree in any discipline.
A lower class degree coupled with working/professional relevant experience may be considered.
- October
- January
- April
- June
2 – 5 Years
