This Master's programme in Finance provides a strong foundation in analytical and empirical analysis, focusing on the research process in finance and related fields. You will gain a deep understanding of financial concepts and techniques, enabling you to apply them to real-world challenges faced by individuals, companies, and global financial systems. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing you for advanced roles in the financial sector.
The program consists of seven mandatory courses covering economic and financial analysis fundamentals, followed by elective courses to tailor your specialization. The final semester is dedicated to a Master's thesis.
Graduates are prepared for roles in investment banking, financial consulting, insurance, government agencies, and corporate finance departments. The programme's practical focus and industry connections facilitate a smooth transition into the job market.
Applicants meeting the general and programme-specific entrance requirements are ranked in three groups for selection: Group 1 (GMAT score), Group 2 (Personal motivation application), and Group 3 (Number of university credits).
Students from outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. An application fee of 900 SEK is also required. Payments can be made via bank transfer or card. The deadline for the first tuition fee payment for newly admitted students for the autumn semester is May 1st. The University of Gothenburg notifies the Swedish Migration Agency upon tuition fee payment.
Students from outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. The full education cost is 192,000 SEK, with the first payment being 48,000 SEK. An application fee of 900 SEK is also required.
The Master of Science in Finance programme lasts for 2 years and is taught on campus.
You need a Bachelor's degree equivalent to 180 ECTS credits. Programme-specific requirements include credits in finance, microeconomics, and statistics, or a Bachelor's degree in mathematics or engineering with a quantitative focus. You must also prove English proficiency equivalent to Swedish 'English 6'.
Applications are submitted via universityadmissions.se between October 16th and January 15th for Autumn intake. If you are a fee-paying student, the first tuition fee payment deadline for the autumn semester is typically May 1st.
Graduates are prepared for roles in investment banking, financial consulting, insurance, government agencies, and corporate finance departments.
The language of instruction for the Master of Science in Finance programme is English.