Training Objectives
The Professional Master's in Financial Engineering aims to train experts capable of operating across all dimensions of corporate and market finance.
It enables students to develop in-depth skills in:
- strategic and financial valuation of companies.
- advanced financial analysis.
- complex financial structuring.
- accounting, tax, and financial management of international groups.
- financing of unlisted companies through capital markets.
The goal is to train professionals who are immediately operational, capable of designing financial solutions tailored to contemporary economic challenges.
Program Highlights
This program emphasizes a technical and applied approach to finance. It is based on:
- Courses delivered by both academics and industry professionals (analysts, consultants, investment bankers, etc.).
- Real case studies, financial simulations, and group projects.
- Updated content incorporating the latest developments in financial markets, accounting standards, and financial instruments.
The areas covered include, among others, risk management, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, legal engineering, and financial modeling.
Access requirements
Admission to the Master's program is open to holders of a Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting
Expected Skills
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:
Mastery of financial engineering techniques: financial analysis of companies and groups; company valuation and international risk management,
- Is open to the international environment.
- Is able to work in a team to develop a project or diagnose a situation.
Career Opportunities
Financial Analyst.
Financial Engineer.
Corporate Account Manager in Financing or Mergers & Acquisitions.
Treasury Manager.
Financial Strategy Consultant.
Strategic Management Controller.
Study Plan
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
|---|---|
| Group Accounting | Management Control (Strategic and Advanced) |
| Market Finance (Equity Market and Bond Market) | Business Law and Company Law |
| Financial Engineering | Business Criminal Law |
| International Finance | Corporate Audit |
| Business English | Corporate Finance |
| Communication Techniques | Risk Management |
| Major Contemporary Economic Issues | English (Préparation toefel et toeic) |
| Formation trading (level 1) | Organizational Theory |
| ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Software | Trading Training (2) |
| Programming and data bases for financial applications |
| Semestr 3 | Semestr 4 |
|---|---|
| Advanced Financial Econometrics | End-of-Studies Thesis (Dissertation) |
| Company Valuation and Mergers | |
| Financial Policy and Financing Plan | |
| Options Market and Interest Rate Futures Market | |
| UCITS Management | |
| Mergers, Acquisitions, and Financial Engineering | |
| Accounting and Tax Treatment of Merger-Acquisition Transactions | |
| English for Finance Professionals | |
| Personnel Development | |
| Business Game | |
| Project: Merger-Acquisition Case File | |
| Balance Sheet Bottom Management and Hedging Policy | |
| Financial Software Training |