Master in Law and Financial Markets

Education objectives

The Master Degree Program in Law and Financial Markets is a product of an innovative partnership joining together NOVA Information Management School and NOVA School of Law and it is fully taught in English. This program offers law graduates wide-ranging expert training in international financial markets with a view to facilitating our graduates’ embracing of a legal profession in the banking, insurance or capital markets sectors, law practice at a top law firm in the corporate or financial departments, the provision of consultancy or auditing services, or a career in regulation and supervision of financial markets. This program has a strong European and international focus, aimed at preparing students to face the global challenges of the next generation of lawyers and policy makers.

It offers students the challenge of an innovative set of course units and finance, opportunities to meet and network with leading financial institutions, to gain a hands-on experience through an internship in a financial institution and to benefit from an international experience at a top university in Europe or beyond, through NOVA School of Law’s membership of the Themis Network.

This Master's is ranked among the best in Western Europe in International Business Law by Eduniversal, an international agency that publishes the annual ranking of the best MBA and Master programs in the world.

General characterization

DGES code

M859

Cicle

Master (2nd Cycle)

Degree

Master

Access to other programs

Coordinator

Pedro Miguel Pereira Simões Coelho

Opening date

September 2024

Vacancies

Fees

€6.200

Schedule

After Working Hours

Teaching language

English

Degree pre-requisites

This program lasts 4 academic semesters: 2 correspond to the curricular component and 2 for the development of a thesis, an internship with a report or a work project, for a total of 120 ECTS.
The curricular component (the 1st and 2nd semesters) corresponds to 60 ECTS and consists of 10 mandatory course units (52 ECTS)

Conditions of admittance

- Bachelor's degree (completeted by September 2024) and analysis of the academic and professional curriuclum 

Evaluation rules

The assessment method will be continuous assessment, i.e. through individual or group work, projects, quizzes, tests/exams, etc.

At the beginning of each academic year, it is up to each teacher of each Curricular Unit (CU) to define how assessment will be carried out in their CUs, and this information is then made available via the student platform.