Master in Finance (MSc in Finance)

A Master's in Finance—otherwise called an MSc in Finance or abbreviated to just MiF—is a perennially popular degree among many students. And it's no surprise why: a Master's in Finance can lead to great career development and job prospects in the finance field.

These Finance Master's degrees can be found at business schools all over the world. Many international students choose to study finance in popular locations such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, and other popular MiF destinations include Germany, France, New Zealand, and more. There are business schools in all of these locations that have accreditation from organizations such as AACSB or EQUIS, and the best business schools are ranked in publications like the Master in Finance Ranking from the Financial Times.

When pursuing an MSc in Finance, students will be exposed to many core topics in finance, such as investments, derivatives, futures, and more. Elective courses might cover subjects like financial technology (FinTech), corporate finance, mergers, options, and others.

What about the job prospects for a Master's in Finance? Some students find it's beneficial to study their Master's in Finance degrees in financial capitals, such as London, New York City, Singapore, or Hong Kong, so they can be in close contact with the financial community for job leads. Post-MiF jobs can be found in financial services firms, or in the finance departments of other organizations, or in specialized investment firms, hedge funds, and more.

See below for a list of all Master in Finance (MiF) programs, offered by business schools worldwide.