Greenwich University

Master of Science in Economics & Finance

Degree

Graduate (18-Years Masters)

Program Overview

The MS Economics & Finance draws on the University’s strengths in economics, finance and econometrics. It is aimed at students who are interested in gaining a deep understanding of the theory and practice of financial markets.

Eligibility

BS degree in Economics & Finance or relevant field from HEC recognized University

Job Market

Graduates of the MS Economics & Finance program go on to work in challenging jobs in a variety of organizations around the world, such as investment banks, central banks, economic and strategy consulting firms, professional services firms and financial boutiques.

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Module 1

(GEIS 720) Fixed Income Securities & Credit Members

Fixed Income Securities & Credit Members

(GEBE 720) Business Economics

Business Economics

(GESF 740) Strategic Finance

Strategic Finance

(GRRM 750) Advanced Research Methods

Advanced Research Methods

Module 2

(GEEC 720) Financial Ecnonometrics

Financial Ecnonometrics

(GBSB 730) Strategic Marketing

STRATEGIC MARKETING

(GCPJ 732) Capstone Project 1 (GRRM 750)

Capstone Project 1

(GEFF 740) Forecasting Financial Time Series

Forecasting Financial Time Series

Module 3

(GEFE 730) Financial Engineering

Financial Engineering

(GEAF 730) Advanced FinTech

Advanced FinTech

(GBSM 740) Strategic Management

Strategic Management

(GCPJ 742) Capstone Project 2 (GCPJ 732)

Capstone Project 2

Program Learning Outcomes

1
Working at advance level in dynamic domestic and international economy (Goal 4)
2
Identify & analyze the Economic issues and problems to create effective and efficient solutions for global economy (Goal 4)
3
Perform international community services with focus on ethical understanding and moral values globally (Goal 4)
4
Develop the global economic policies (Goal 4)
5
Give Presentation on current global economic crisis and possible solution (Goal 4)
6
Create relationships between the theory and practice based on micro and macro economics (Goal 4)

Course Features

Courses

Duration

1.5 Year

Level

Graduate (18-Years Masters)

Credit Hours