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Master of Science

Master's in International Finance and Economics (MSc)

Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm

Nürnberg, GermanyFinance & Accounting
Free TuitionAPS Requiredfull-time

Degree

Master of Science

Language

English

Tuition

Free

Duration

3 semesters

Programme Overview

The three-semester (90 ECTS), full-time English-taught programme provides you with an in-depth understanding of the principles and practices of international finance and economics. It offers both practical and research-based insights with options for specialisation, a semester abroad, double degree, and project work.

Admission Requirements

Minimum GPA
2.0 or better (German grading system) or admission test for grades 2.1-2.5
English requirements
TOEFL iBT 100, IELTS 7.0 or equivalent test results (C1 level)
German requirements
Basic knowledge of German: a minimum of 120 hours of classes attended (equivalent to the A1 level of the Goethe Institute)
Accepted bachelor fields
Business or economics programme with focus on finance/economics
APS Certificate
Yes
Thesis required
Yes

Costs & Funding

Tuition fee
0
Semester contribution
72 EUR
ECTS credits
90
Funding info

Tuition: 0 Semester contribution: 72 EUR

Career Outcomes

Specialisations

FinanceEconomics

Typical job roles

Financial analystInvestment bankerInternational finance managerEconomics researcher

Target industries

Global financial industryBankingInvestmentInternational corporations

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Programme details

Degree
Master of Science
Language
English
Duration
3 semesters
Mode
full-time
Start
winter

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