Master's in Finance and Financial Markets - Executive

Education objectives

This Executive Master aims to provide highly motivated participants with high-quality, up-to-date training in the areas of corporate finance

finance and financial investments.

The program objectives include:

- Acquisition of theoretical and practical knowledge about the areas of corporate finance most relevant to

professionals working in financial organizations and institutions

- Identification of risks and strategies to minimize them

- Use of derivative instruments such as swaps and futures

- Contribution to the corporate budgeting process

- Understanding the fundamentals and theoretical models underlying the financial markets

- Extracting insights from available information to accurately evaluate investment options

- Studying the practical aspects of asset pricing, asset portfolio management, risk mitigation strategies, and derivative pricing

- Defining and addressing ethical and regulatory issues

General characterization

DGES code

82

Cicle

Master (2nd Cycle)

Degree

Master

Access to other programs

N/A

Coordinator

Paulo Pinho

Opening date

Available soon

Vacancies

Available soon

Fees

Available soon

Schedule

Available soon

Teaching language

Portuguese and English

Degree pre-requisites

Completion of 60 ECTS distributed as follows: 30 ECTS in curricular units + 30 ECTS in thesis (Workproject)

Fore more information >> https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/executive-masters/finance-financial-markets/program



Conditions of admittance

  • Only candidates from accredited or recognized schools in their countries of origin will be admitted.
  • Candidates from Bachelor's programs with an academic degree in scientific areas such as Management, Technologies, Finance, or other related areas that require some knowledge of mathematics.
  • Candidates must have 5 or more years of experience in functions relevant to their academic area, preferably executives, managers, and middle managers who wish to improve or update their skills in ??finance.
  • English language skills are required as some of the curricular units will be taught in English.

Evaluation rules

Available soon