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The Curriculum of the Master's Degree in Wealth and Financial Management has been defined taking the needs for today’s professional practice into consideration. The programme provides the ideal combination of theoretical and practical knowledge. It covers the two main professional specialisations in the field of finance: wealth advisory and corporate finance, with a clear professional orientation and an international perspective.

The objective is to prepare professionals with comprehensive, inter-related international training, capable of assuming technical and managerial functions in the main professional areas in finance.

Modules and Subjects

The subjects of the Master's Degree in Wealth and Financial Management are structured in the following modules:

Financial Models and Products (compulsory)
Students will learn the main theoretical models through practical application in designing and operating different financial investment and financing products, both for fixed income and equity as well as derivative instruments and hybrid products.

Legal Framework and Methodology (compulsory)
Students will learn how to take knowledge of the financial markets, macroeconomic variables and monetary policies into account in investment and financing decisions in companies.

Accounting Analysis (compulsory)
Students will learn the aspects to design investment or debt strategies based on the financial analysis of different company profiles, in both financial and non-financial terms.

Financial Product Analysis, Assessment and Management (elective)
In this subject, students will work with advanced financial valuation methods as well as different portfolio management and financial planning models.

Corporate Finance (elective)
In this module students will focus on business valuation methods and business risk management, while also analysing corporate merger and acquisition transactions as well as Private Equity and Venture Capital activities.

Internship (compulsory)
Internships in an investment institution, financial entity or company.

Master Thesis (compulsory)
Students write their Master’s Thesis in collaboration with our partner institutions.

Curriculum

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Compulsory Modules

 
ACCOUNTING ANALYSISECTS
     Financial Management3
     Mathematics of Financial Operations3
     International Corporate Finance3
     Financial Statement Analysis3
FINANCIAL MODELS AND PRODUCTSECTS
     Fixed Income Products3
     Equity Products3
     Derivatives3
     Portfolio Theory and Management3
     Insurances, Funds and Investing Companies3
LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND METHODOLOGYECTS
      Markets and Monetary Policy3
      Quantitative Methods and Projections3
      Legal Framework and Financial Ethics3

 

Elective Modules

 
FINANCIAL PRODUCT ANALYSIS, ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENTECTS
     Preparation for CFA I4
     Tax and Inheritance Planning4
     Advanced Financial Products4
CORPORATE FINANCEECTS
     Preparation for CFA I4
     Mergers and Acquisitions4
     Venture Capital and Private Equity Investment4

*Students must choose one elective module

Compulsory Modules

ECTS
     Internship6
     Master Thesis (TFM)6

ECTS: European Credit Transfer System

The Master's Degree in Wealth and Financial Management has been designed in a way that students must dedicate one full year to the programme. However, the Programme may allow students who request to attend the Master’s Degree on a part-time basis to do so on a case-by-case basis.

The Master's degree curriculum consists of 60 ECTS credits spread across one academic year.

Internships and Master Thesis

The Internships are compulsory and may be full-time, or during the morning or afternoon. These internships will be carried out in prestigious institutions and entities in the financial sector.

The purpose of the Master Thesis is for students to apply the knowledge they have acquired during the Master’s Programme in a practical manner in the development of professional project in the field of finance, under the direction of a professor from the Master’s Programme.

Students will be required to write the report on the work they have carried out, present it in person, and defend their thesis before the Master’s Tribunal.

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