MSc Law, Regulation and the International Financial System

at University of Greenwich

• Explore the fundamentals of global financial systems, including key institutions, regulations, and market participants.
• Delve into the legal principles governing international finance, covering topics such as financial contracts, securities regulation, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
• Learn the importance of regulatory compliance in the financial sector and strategies for effective risk management in a global context.
• Analyse real-world case studies to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.

Modules 

• International Financial System 
• Dissertation 
• Research Methods in Law 
• Banking and Finance Law 
• Introduction to Finance
• Common Law Foundations

Important Dates

The University of Greenwich will start the application process ahead of the intake period. Prospective students should ensure they have all necessary documents prepared in advance. It is advisable for students to frequently check the university's website for updates on when applications will open. Additionally, students can begin their application process using UniScholars.

Course Rankings

The University of Greenwich is well-known globally and ranks among the top 600 universities worldwide, according to Times Higher Education. Its Law programmes, in particular, have gained significant recognition in these rankings, as follows.

• A four-year bachelor's degree with at least 55% in the final year.
• Required subjects: Law and finance.
• An IELTS score of 6.5 overall with a subscore of 5.5 in each skill is required.

he MSc Law, Regulation and the International Financial System fees is between  £16,150 to £17,450/Yr. Take a close look at the fee breakdowns on the university website and consider different ways to finance your studies to make smart career choices.

The MSc Law, Regulation and the International Financial System offers a comprehensive exploration of the challenges of regulating global financial systems. This programme aims to provide students with the specialised expertise needed for careers in both legal and economic sectors.