Masters in Behavioural Finance

at Henley Business School

Compulsory modules    

• Securities and Investments (new for 2022/23) (ICM331)
• Financial Markets and Institutions (new for 2022/23) (ICM332)
• Econometric Analysis for Finance (new for 2022/23) (ICM337)
• Introduction to Psychology for Finance (ICM, PYMIP)
• Behavioural Finance (ICM302)
• Investment Portfolio Management (new for 2022/23) (ICM340)
• Behavioural Economics (ICM, PYMBE)
• Applied Project (ICM330)

• Degree Discipline – Any degree discipline, but must have a satisfactory existing level of numeracy
• GMAT – We may ask you to submit a GMAT score if we think it appropriate in your individual case. For example, if you have been out of education for more than a few years or have little evidence of any numerical ability.

English requirements

IELTS : 6.5 with no component below 6.0 in any sub-skills

Tuition Fees

The fees for International students are £25300

Despite the volatile nature of the financial markets, demand for well‐qualified recruits remains high. Schooled in the field of behavioural finance, you will be in demand as investment banks, asset managers and associated industries attempt to understand investment patterns and pricing bubbles that cannot be explained by conventional finance theories. Thus, they have been showing increasing attention to behaviourally driven investment philosophies over the last few years. We expect many of our graduates to enter the industry at either the ‘Analyst’ level or as ‘Associates’, who tend to have several years of relevant professional experience.
 

You'll leave us equipped with knowledge and transferable skills that are also prized by employers outside of the traditional banking and finance sectors. Many of our Alumni are currently enjoying successful careers with multinational companies, consulting firms, government agencies and regulatory organisations throughout the world. You will also gain the knowledge and skills required to continue your studies at the doctoral level.