International Finance MFin

Position yourself as a leader in international finance at the University of Glasgow. Tailored for the dynamic international marketplace and ranked among the top 100 programmes worldwide by the QS and FT, the Masters in International Finance will empower you to apply financial theory to address the latest challenges faced by global organisations in complex and rapidly changing economies.

WHY THIS PROGRAMME

Sharpen your critical thinking to address key financial issues for international organisations, while building a versatile skill set for analysing capital markets, understanding diverse financial products, and evaluating complex financial decisions.

Customise your learning journey and specialise in advanced areas with diverse elective options, from Climate Finance and ESG Investments to Data Science and Machine Learning.

Led by Dr Hormoz Ramian, you will learn from expert academics, recognised for producing world-class research across corporate finance, quantitative finance, asset pricing and behavioural finance.

Access cutting-edge resources used by industry leaders, including Bloomberg terminals, statistical software systems and an extensive collection of financial data sources and engines such as S&P, Fitch, Bureau van Dijk and Moody’s.

Featured in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2024 ranking.

Accelerate your career in international finance through our unique blend of research-led learning, real-world expertise, and industry connections, including Finance in Practice (FiP) workshops.

CAREER PROSPECTS

You will develop the knowledge to work in a variety of financial functions, and for a variety of firms such as banks, insurance companies and financial service companies. International Finance alumni have gone on to be finance managers, credit analysts, auditors and corporate portfolio managers around the world. Employers include Samsung, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, Barclays, E&Y, Shenzhen Media Group, China Merchants Bank and Bank of China. We have a dedicated careers and employability team who provide 1-2-1 support and advice, group workshops, employer events on campus and networking opportunities throughout the year to help you with your career prospects.

2.1 honours degree or non-UK equivalent in any subject, with at least one quantitative course such as Mathematics, Physics, Statistics or Econometrics.