Course code
E&F160
Credits
12
When
Semester 2
Part of
Master Economics & Finance
About this course
Independent economics/finance research.
What you will study
Identificationempirics
Skills you gain
Micro/macroeconomics, econometrics, financial modelling, valuation, risk and quantitative methods.
Career pathway & market demand
Quantitative finance, economics and fintech roles reward internationally mobile graduates, particularly in global financial centres such as London, New York, Singapore and Zurich. Financial analyst, economist, investment banker, quant, risk manager, actuary, policy economist, fintech product lead.
Interested in Dissertation?
This course is part of the MSc in Finance. Apply to the full degree and get matched to the United Kingdom student visa in one go.