Masters in Finance

Entry requirements

You will need to submit all of the following before we are able to review your application:

• Completed online application form
• Application essays
• One page CV
• A copy of your university transcripts
• Name and details of your referee (your current employer or someone who knows you well in the workplace)
• GMAT/GRE score
• Proof of English language ability (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge CPE, CAE or PTE academic score)
• Application fee

To join the programme, you will have:

• A minimum of two years’ work experience in finance or a closely related field (such as corporate law, finance journalism or IT in a financial institution). Candidates will need to have experienced enough financial transactions to be able to contribute to cases discussed in class
• Commitment to a finance-related career

Months of entry

August

Course content

There’s no better place for you to study a Masters in Finance (MiF) than at London Business School. Consistently ranked by the Financial Times as the world’s best post-experience programme, our MiF has an outstanding global reputation for teaching this specialist subject and strong links with financial institutions, recruiters and practitioners.

Develop a global view of finance on a flexible, customisable full- or part-time programme that can be tailored to suit your career goals. Choose from an extensive range of specialist electives, practitioner courses, industry-focused events and international experiences.

Fees and funding

*Programme fees for the 2024 intake.

Business school is one of the biggest investments you can make, so it’s important to consider your financing. There are plenty of ways to finance your studies - from loans to scholarships, grants, and employer sponsorship. Scholarships can turn the dream of business school into a reality. We’re proud to recognise outstanding talent and provide the critical financial support those students need. Find out more about your funding options at London Business School.