Corporate finance and stock market (by sector)

Financial Economics and Investments is a master’s program focused on the in-depth study of financial systems, investment projects, and corporate finance processes. This field trains students to operate in financial markets, analyze investment decisions, manage capital, assess financial risks, and develop corporate strategies.

In addition, the program covers macro- and microeconomic analysis, portfolio management, financial modeling, and advanced investment strategies.

Graduates with a Master’s degree in Financial Economics and Investments can work in the following professions:

• Financial Manager – managing financial resources of enterprises and organizations, strategic financial planning, and budget control.
• Investment Specialist – evaluating investment projects, attracting capital, and managing portfolios.
• Financial Analyst – analyzing financial statements, evaluating investment and business plans.
• Risk Manager – identifying, assessing, and developing strategies to mitigate financial risks.
• Portfolio Manager – managing and diversifying investment portfolios.

And other related professions!

Entrance Exam Subjects: Mathematics, English

Language of Instruction: Russian

Mode of Study: Full-time

Duration of Study: 2 years