Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance - Asset Management 24 months Postgraduate Program By Brandeis University |Top Universities

Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance - Asset Management

Subject Ranking

# 551-700QS Subject Rankings

Program Duration

24 monthsProgram duration

Main Subject Area

Economics and EconometricsMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Economics and Econometrics

Study Level

Masters

The Lemberg Masters in International Economics and Finance is a two-year (four academic-year semesters) professional degree that integrates high-level conceptual analysis in economics and finance, on the one hand, with practical applications and a global economic perspective, on the other. The degree prepares students for careers in finance, economic policy, consulting, multinational corporations, and international organizations. Asset Management Group 1 Both courses are required (8 credits): FIN 261a Fixed Income Securities (4 credits) FIN 263a International Portfolio Management (4 credits) Group 28 credits from the following: FIN 230a Trading and Exchanges (4 credits) FIN 237f Security Analysis (2 credits) FIN 242f Credit Risk Analysis (2 credits) FIN 252f Banking, Central Banking, and the International Finance System (2 credits) FIN 270a Options and Derivatives (4 credits) Group 34 credits from the following: FIN 231f Private Equity (2 credits) FIN 232a Mergers and Acquisitions (4 credits) FIN 236f Technical Analysis (2 credits) FIN 244f Credit Risk Analysis II (2 credits) FIN 264f Applied Institutional Portfolio Mgmt (2 credits) FIN 271a Options and Derivatives II (4 credits) FIN 285a Computer Simulations and Risk Assessment (4 credits) Or any course from Group 2 not used to satisfy that requirement MA students may specialize in one or two fields. Current specializations are: Asset Management, Corporate Finance, Risk Management, Business Economics, Data Analytics, International Economic Policy Analysis, Marketing, Real Estate, and Sustainability. This program based on Asset Management.

Program overview

Main Subject

Economics and Econometrics

Study Level

Masters

The Lemberg Masters in International Economics and Finance is a two-year (four academic-year semesters) professional degree that integrates high-level conceptual analysis in economics and finance, on the one hand, with practical applications and a global economic perspective, on the other. The degree prepares students for careers in finance, economic policy, consulting, multinational corporations, and international organizations. Asset Management Group 1 Both courses are required (8 credits): FIN 261a Fixed Income Securities (4 credits) FIN 263a International Portfolio Management (4 credits) Group 28 credits from the following: FIN 230a Trading and Exchanges (4 credits) FIN 237f Security Analysis (2 credits) FIN 242f Credit Risk Analysis (2 credits) FIN 252f Banking, Central Banking, and the International Finance System (2 credits) FIN 270a Options and Derivatives (4 credits) Group 34 credits from the following: FIN 231f Private Equity (2 credits) FIN 232a Mergers and Acquisitions (4 credits) FIN 236f Technical Analysis (2 credits) FIN 244f Credit Risk Analysis II (2 credits) FIN 264f Applied Institutional Portfolio Mgmt (2 credits) FIN 271a Options and Derivatives II (4 credits) FIN 285a Computer Simulations and Risk Assessment (4 credits) Or any course from Group 2 not used to satisfy that requirement MA students may specialize in one or two fields. Current specializations are: Asset Management, Corporate Finance, Risk Management, Business Economics, Data Analytics, International Economic Policy Analysis, Marketing, Real Estate, and Sustainability. This program based on Asset Management.

Admission Requirements

7+
Other English Language Requirements:  600 (paper-based TOEFL); 250 (computer-based TOEFL); 68 (PTE).

24 Months
Jan-2000

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