The Master in Finance at FEP is an internationally recognized program, fully delivered in English, with curriculum content approved by the CFA Institute. It focuses on Corporate Finance and Financial Markets, blending academic rigor with practical application. The flexible structure allows students to customize their studies to align with career aspirations. The program prepares graduates for leadership roles in banking, fintech, insurance, and corporations, aiming for impactful careers in the global financial sector.
The program spans two years and is structured across four semesters, culminating in a dissertation, work project, or internship. Students complete 120 ECTS in total. Core areas include finance, economics, and quantitative methods, with opportunities for specialization through electives.
The program prepares highly qualified professionals for leading positions in banks, fintechs, insurance companies, and corporations. Graduates are well-suited for high-impact careers in the global financial sector.
Professional experience is not a prerequisite. Candidates should be available for a full-time program.
Fees are for the 2026/27 academic year (full-time).
CFA University Affiliation Programme
International students are charged 5,000 € per year. Students from CPLP countries pay 2,750 € per year. National, EU, and EEA students pay 1,500 € per year.
The program spans two years and is structured across four semesters, culminating in a dissertation, work project, or internship. Students complete 120 ECTS in total.
The Master in Finance program is fully delivered in English.
The first call for applications is from January 7 to February 11, 2026. Provisional results are expected on March 23, 2026, with final results on April 14, 2026.
Applicants need a Bachelor's degree in Management, Economics, or a related field. Professional experience is not a prerequisite.
Yes, scholarships are available, including for Women in Finance, PALOP Leaders, Inclusion, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship. Amounts vary up to 50% of tuition fees.