Msc Economics, Banking And Finance

at Heriot-Watt University

• The MSc Economics, Banking and Finance programme covers a wide range of essential topics in economics, banking, and finance.
•  Students study financial markets, banking operations, and monetary policies to understand their roles in the economy. 
• They explore economic theories and models, learning how to apply them to analyse financial phenomena and make informed decisions. 
• The curriculum also includes modules on risk management, investment strategies, and financial regulations, providing students with practical skills for navigating the complex financial landscape. 
• Throughout the programme, students engage with case studies and real-world examples to deepen their understanding of economic and financial concepts.

Course Modules

• International Banking and Money Markets  
• International Finance    
• Advanced Economics Policy 1
• Capital Markets
• Principles of Environmental and Energy Economics

Important Dates

The De Montfort University programme initiates new intakes every September, prompting aspiring students to vigilantly monitor the university's official website for any changes to the application process. While UCAS aids in the application process, it's essential for applicants to gather all required documents well in advance of the submission deadline to avoid the last-minute rush.

• For the majority of their Master's level programmes, the institution mandates a strong undergraduate degree in a pertinent field. 
• Typically, this entails achieving an overall score of 55% or higher from most Indian universities. 
• Applicants with slightly lower grades (52% or above) from specific universities like Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Madras, Pune, Bangalore, and Rajasthan may still be considered, with additional factors such as relevant work experience and the quality of provided references playing a role in the decision-making process.
• A minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0 is required, with no individual section scoring lower than 5.5.

The annual tuition fee for the Msc Economics, Banking And Finance is between  £20,000/yr to £30,000/yr. Students are advised to check the university website consistently to stay updated on possible changes to the programme fees, which can fluctuate annually based on factors such as residency status and enrollment status (full-time or part-time).

Graduates of the MSc Economics, Banking and Finance programme are well-positioned for diverse career opportunities in the financial sector. They can pursue roles in banking institutions, investment firms, consulting companies, and governmental agencies. Potential career paths include financial analyst, investment banker, risk manager, and economic consultant, where graduates can apply their analytical skills and knowledge of economic principles to address complex financial challenges.