International Master's in Finance

Education objectives

Your international career starts here with the 11th best Master's in Finance in the world – recognized by the Financial Times!  

If you ambition to brave the globe and dive into the realm of finance, this Master's was designed for you. Are you ready to perform higher than most?

It is a highly selective 3- Semester Master’s Program that provides students with the tools, concepts, and training to succeed in an international context:

In Year 1 (first and second semester), students follow the Master’s in Finance Curriculum and benefit from an exclusive and personalized support from a dedicated Nova SBE Career team to prepare their career abroad. Exclusive language Courses of Portuguese and Spanish are also offered.

In Year 2 (third Semester), students complete their Master’s Thesis by developing a consulting project (Field Lab) with an international scope.

The International Master’s in Finance (IMF) is designed for bachelor’s students who want to have an international career after their master’s program and ambition a fast career progression in the financial area.

information available >>  https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/masters/international-masters-in-finance/program 


General characterization

DGES code

M799

Cicle

Master (2nd Cycle)

Degree

Master

Access to other programs

information available >> https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/phds


Coordinator

Profª Doutora Catherine da Silveira

Opening date

A disponibilizar brevemente

Vacancies

80

Fees

information available >> https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/masters/international-masters-in-finance/fees-funding


Schedule

Full-time, on-campus

Teaching language

English

Degree pre-requisites

The Masters have a minimum duration of 3 semesters of instruction, including a curriculum and a Work Project (thesis).

The maximum period for the completion of the masters are 6 academic semesters after the admission to the master's degree. For obtaining the master's degree it is required to complete a minimum of 90 ECTS, being the maximum of 120 ECTS, which decompose in:

Curriculum: courses in a minimum of 60 ECTS (*);

Work Project approval: 30 ECTS.

A maximum of 35 ECTS in courses are allowed per semester. During the Work Project Semester, students are allowed to enroll in a maximum of 14 ECTS in courses.

Master's courses (**) are worth the following number of credits:

Full courses (duration of a semester): 7 ECTS

Half courses (half semester): 3.5 ECTS

Career Program: 2 ECTS in skills development modules

(*) Students need to take 35 ECTS in electives, which can be chosen from the courses list available. (**) Courses on offer are subject to change.

information available >>  https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/masters/international-masters-in-finance/program

Conditions of admittance

information available >> https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/apply/masters/admission


Evaluation rules

Throughout the master's program, and depending on the courses, students are evaluated through various methods such as exams, assignments, projects, presentations, and participation on class discussions. 

information available >> https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/masters/international-masters-in-finance/program 


Structure

Fall
Code Name ECTS
2460 Strategy Consulting 7.0
2253 Corporate Finance 7.0
2232 Applied Corporate Finance 7.0
2652 Fundamentals on Environment and Sustainability 7.0
2206 Banking 7.0
2477 Introduction to Programming 7.0
2229 Investments 7.0
2233 Macroeconomics of Financial Markets 3.5
2260 Nova Students Portfolio 7.0
Spring
Code Name ECTS
2695 Introduction to Machine Learning 7.0
2220 Entrepreneurial Finance & Venture Capital 7.0
2460 Strategy Consulting 7.0
2232 Applied Corporate Finance 7.0
2652 Fundamentals on Environment and Sustainability 7.0
2206 Banking 7.0
2477 Introduction to Programming 7.0
2229 Investments 7.0
2168 Macroeconometrics 7.0
2233 Macroeconomics of Financial Markets 3.5
2165 Microeconometrics 7.0
2260 Nova Students Portfolio 7.0
Fall 1st Half
Code Name ECTS
2218 Derivatives 3.5
2768 Personal Finance 3.5
2783 Corporate Financial Risk Management 3.5
2277 Investimentos com Impacto 3.5
2233 Macroeconomics of Financial Markets 3.5
2269 Empirical Methods for Finance 3.5
2238 Financial Reporting 3.5
Fall 2nd Half
Code Name ECTS
2222 Financial Statement Analysis 3.5
2493 Marketing Analytics 3.5
2215 Auditing 3.5
2218 Derivatives 3.5
2649 Energy and Climate Change 3.5
2691 Climate Finance 3.5
2270 Financial Modeling 3.5
2622 Blockchain Fundamentals 3.5
2745 Politics for Policy 3.5
2257 Futures and Options 3.5
2621 Algorithmic Governance  3.5
2217 Corporate Governance 3.5
2277 Investimentos com Impacto 3.5
2236 Private Equity 3.5
2185 Game Theory 3.5
2491 Data Visualization 3.5
Spring 1st Half
Code Name ECTS
2493 Marketing Analytics 3.5
2215 Auditing 3.5
2239 Corporate Valuation 3.5
2668 Sustainability Evaluation of Policies, Plans and Projects 3.5
2218 Derivatives 3.5
2273 Fintech Ventures 3.5
2691 Climate Finance 3.5
2768 Personal Finance 3.5
2248 Fixed Income 3.5
2622 Blockchain Fundamentals 3.5
2214 Asset Management 3.5
2217 Corporate Governance 3.5
2226 Hedge Funds 3.5
2772 Research Methods for Finance 3.5
2635 Organizing for Good in the digital age 3.5
2494 Computational Thinking and Data Science 3.5
2236 Private Equity 3.5
2238 Financial Reporting 3.5
2672 Responsibility and Ethics of Business 3.5
2646 Strategic Costing 3.5
2278 Sustainable Finance 3.5
2755 Advanced Financial Transactions in M&A 3.5
Spring 2nd Half
Code Name ECTS
2623 Network Analytics 3.5
2282 Sovereign Advisory 3.5
2215 Auditing 3.5
2239 Corporate Valuation 3.5
2959 Private Equity and Financial Restructuring 3.5
2781 Data for Finance 3.5
2218 Derivatives 3.5
2775 Investment Philosophies 3.5
2281 Behavioral Finance 3.5
2673 Decentralized Finance 3.5
2960 Blue Finance 3.5
2676 Finance and the transition to net zero 3.5
2243 Real Estate Finance 3.5
2279 Islamic Finance 3.5
2225 Risk Management 3.5
2226 Hedge Funds 3.5
2240 Financial Intermediation 3.5
2233 Macroeconomics of Financial Markets 3.5
2736 Numerical Methods for Economics and Finance 3.5
2635 Organizing for Good in the digital age 3.5
2647 Strategic Planning and Control 3.5
2236 Private Equity 3.5
2235 Credit Risk 3.5
2185 Game Theory 3.5
2755 Advanced Financial Transactions in M&A 3.5
2491 Data Visualization 3.5