Program Overview

Master in Banking and Finance: Law and Regulations of Banking and Financial Systems

Overview

The Master in Banking and Finance: Law and Regulations of Banking and Financial Systems prepares students for global careers in Banking and Finance by highlighting a substantial range of wealth management issues and the core frameworks of the global economy and global institutions.

Program Details

• Language(s) of instruction: English
• Length of study: 2 years, full time
• Partner: Sorbonne Université Abu Dhabi
• Course Location: Sorbonne Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
• Degrees awarded: Master in Banking and finance: Law and Regulations of Banking and Financial Systems (Sorbonne Abu Dhabi)

Entry Requirements

• A bachelor in the relevant field of study
• Language pre-requisites: Good level in English (TOEFL score of 550, 213 CBT, 79-80 iBT or an IELTS score of 6.0 valid for at least two years)

Course Overview

The program introduces students to the core frameworks of the global economy and global institutions, improving their awareness about theoretical models of economics, pricing securities, capital markets, and treasury management at both microeconomic and macroeconomic levels, and the impact on policy issues. The program content also includes banking regulations, monetary policies during different phases of the business cycle.

Skills and Competencies Developed

• Specialize in economics: financial analysis and strategy, global management of companies, fiscal management
• Specialize in law: private international law, corporate law, environmental law, European business law, and banking law

Admissions

The admissions procedures may differ according to the student's status. The program is supported by Université Paris Cité professors and external working professionals, allowing students to gain access to faculty and professionals who have achieved worldwide acclaim. Beyond lectures and seminars, students can participate in workshops organized by industry professionals and prominent personalities from the finance departments of distinguished corporations.