Financial Economics MSc

The Masters in Financial Economics explores the key macroeconomic and microeconomic forces shaping financial markets. Grounded in the latest developments, this programme will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of financial markets and monetary policy. Tailored for aspiring policy analysts, youll benefit from rigorous training and real-world applications, paving the way for a successful career.<br/><br/>**WHY THIS PROGRAMME**<br/>- Financial Economics will provide you with rigorous training in macroeconomics, microeconomics and quantitative methods, and develop your understanding of financial theory and empirical applications.<br/><br/><br/>- You will learn how macroeconomic factors, such as monetary and fiscal policy, growth and risk, interact and influence financial markets and the pricing of financial assets, such as stocks and bonds.<br/><br/><br/>- You will develop a strong understanding of the functioning of financial markets and the channels through which monetary policy decisions affect them. You are taught to analyse the market both technically and fundamentally.<br/><br/><br/>- You will develop your expertise in topics relevant with financial markets, empirical and quantitative finance, macro and microeconomics, and international applied economics.<br/><br/><br/>- Bloomberg Experiential Learning Partner logoWe are now partners with Bloomberg Experiential Learning. The ELP program recognises and celebrates academic institutions that are leaders in experiential learning through the integration of Bloomberg terminal exercises into curriculum.<br/><br/><br/>- Take advantage of our individualised skills development programme, which will ensure you balance academic theory with crucial employability skills to help you maximise your potential and achieve your career goals.<br/><br/><br/>- Adam Smith Business School is triple accredited<br/><br/><br/>**PROGRAMME STRUCTURE**<br/>You will take four core and two optional courses and complete a substantial independent piece of work, normally in the form of a dissertation on a topic related to your research interests in financial economics.<br/><br/>**Core courses**<br/>Financial Econometrics<br/>Economics of Financial Markets<br/>Corporate Finance and Investment<br/>Empirical Asset Pricing<br/>Applied Project in Financial Economics<br/>Dissertation GCDS or Dissertation GCEFS<br/><br/>**Optional courses**<br/>International Finance And Money<br/>Mathematical Finance<br/>Agent-based Modelling in Finance<br/>Economic Growth & Productivity<br/>Behavioral Economics:Theory and Applications<br/>AI & Digital Economics<br/>Stochastic Calculus<br/>Business Strategies and Competition Policy<br/>Sustainability and Green Finance