International Finance

Entry requirements

A good first degree in any subject which has enabled the applicant to develop analytical and quantitative skills (at least a second class Honours degree or equivalent) .

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

You will learn about the key areas of finance in modern business organisations and the role of financial institutions and capital markets in the global economy.

This is a flexible master's degree because you only have one core module of study, and the remaining eight modules are selected by you from a list of options including:

• corporate finance
• global financial markets
• financial statements and analysis
• emerging financial markets
• financial regulations

If you have previously studied business or finance, our MFin will help you to develop your career and understanding of the subject even further. If you have never studied business or finance, you will be able to use your new-found knowledge to launch a career in business.

There are a number of options on the International Finance programme to tailor your degree to fit your career aspirations. Choose to study International Finance by itself or combine it with another business area such as Risk and Regulation, or Investment Management. The International Finance programme allows you to match your qualification to your intended career path.

Also included in the programme is an optional 8-week internship. Taking place over the summer, the internship is majority funded by the school and helps to give you real world work experience in industry that makes you stand out to future employers even more.

Fees and funding

There are a number of scholarship opportunities available from the University of Dundee, visit our website to find out more: Scholarships | University of Dundee, UK