Objectives
Learning outcomes
• Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of fundamental financial intermediation theories and be able to apply them in the context of real-life decisions
• Apply key empirical methods used by policy makers and academics to assess the effect of policies on the financial sector
• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the economics, operational and regulatory framework of the banking, insurance, and fund industries, the roles of the different financial instit
• Have a detailed understanding of the regulatory environment of the banking, insurance, and fund industries
• Develop critical thinking, the ability to work independently as well as in teams, and to present their work in front of an audience
• Gain exposure to the banking and finance industry, opportunities for professional networking
Career perspectives
Luxembourg offers a dynamic and international job market. Graduates from the Master in Finance and Economics, based on their second-year specialisation, will be prepared for different career paths in Luxembourg or abroad, for example with:
– Banks and other financial institutions
– Asset management firms
– Consultancy companies
– Industrial companies
– Insurance companies
– European or national financial institutions
– Financial administration
– Academia
The different tracks allow students to pursue their chosen field of specialisation while also offering a common foundation and the opportunity to explore the basics of each field. The result is a well-rounded education in finance and economics enabling graduates to successfully enter the job market.
Some career paths may benefit from additional training, e.g. the Certified private banker certificate. The banking track prepares to a career in financial institutions in Luxembourg and internationally.
Employability
We are training highly skilled and employable graduates: 100% of past year cohort is currently employed! Discover the career paths of our former students with our employability survey.