UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN · NETHERLANDS
MSc Investment and Risk Management
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€18k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
The MSc Investment and Risk Management profile equips you with the skills to analyze, manage, and optimize investment portfolios while identifying and mitigating financial risks. This program combines principles of asset valuation, portfolio theory, and risk management, preparing you for impactful roles in investment firms, banks, and corporate financial departments. By studying real-world practices, you'll learn how to maximize returns, protect assets, and ensure financial resilience in dynamic markets.
Curriculum
All MSc Finance students undertake core mandatory courses, and those specializing in Investment and Risk Management will complete three additional mandatory courses. You will also have the opportunity to select elective courses and will complete an individual thesis on a topic within the field.
- Core Courses (All MSc Finance)
- Advanced corporate finance
- Portfolio theory
- Research methods for finance
- Investment and Risk Management Profile
- Derivative instruments
- Institutional investment management
- Banking, insurance and risk management
Careers
Graduates of the Investment and Risk Management profile will possess advanced knowledge in institutional investing, derivatives, and risk management within banking and insurance sectors. This expertise opens doors to a variety of specialized career paths.
- Portfolio manager
- Risk analyst
- Investment analyst
- Hedge fund analyst
Frequently asked questions
- What is the annual tuition fee for international students?
- The annual tuition fee for international students is €17,700. Please note that tuition fees are subject to change.
- What are the estimated living costs per month?
- Estimated living costs are approximately €1,000 per month, which totals to about €12,000 per year. These estimates are approximate.
- What career paths can I pursue after graduating from this program?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Portfolio Manager, Risk Analyst, Investment Analyst, or Hedge Fund Analyst. The program prepares students for specialized roles in institutional investing, derivatives, and risk management within banking and insurance sectors.
- What are the core mandatory courses for the MSc Investment and Risk Management program?
- All MSc Finance students complete core courses in Advanced Corporate Finance, Portfolio Theory, and Research Methods for Finance. Students specializing in Investment and Risk Management also take Derivative Instruments, Institutional Investment Management, and Banking, Insurance and Risk Management.
- Where can I find information on the application process and entry requirements?
- Information on the application process, specific academic, and English language requirements is not detailed on the program page. Please refer to the University of Groningen's central admissions website for detailed instructions and general admission guidelines.
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Fees
Tuition (international)€17,700 per year
Tuition (home)€2,450 per year
LivingEstimated €1,000 per month (€12,000 per year)
Tuition fees are subject to change. Living cost estimates are approximate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the annual tuition fee for international students?
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The annual tuition fee for international students is €17,700. Please note that tuition fees are subject to change.
What are the estimated living costs per month?
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Estimated living costs are approximately €1,000 per month, which totals to about €12,000 per year. These estimates are approximate.
What career paths can I pursue after graduating from this program?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Portfolio Manager, Risk Analyst, Investment Analyst, or Hedge Fund Analyst. The program prepares students for specialized roles in institutional investing, derivatives, and risk management within banking and insurance sectors.
What are the core mandatory courses for the MSc Investment and Risk Management program?
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All MSc Finance students complete core courses in Advanced Corporate Finance, Portfolio Theory, and Research Methods for Finance. Students specializing in Investment and Risk Management also take Derivative Instruments, Institutional Investment Management, and Banking, Insurance and Risk Management.
Where can I find information on the application process and entry requirements?
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Information on the application process, specific academic, and English language requirements is not detailed on the program page. Please refer to the University of Groningen's central admissions website for detailed instructions and general admission guidelines.