SKEMA Business School

What you'll study

Coursework covers contemporary methods used in trading, sales, investment banking (including private equity and M&A), asset and wealth management, risk management, ethics and compliance, and sustainable finance. Tracks and specialisations make the offer more focused by campus—on the Paris campus, for example, students may follow Asset Management or Investment Banking tracks that move from academic foundations in semester one to hands-on, professional-led teaching in semester two. The programme integrates live market data and practical tools to prepare students for immediate impact in industry.

Entry requirements

Admission level: bachelor's degree (high school + three years of study). Recruitment is handled on a rolling basis; candidates are advised to apply early due to limited places. The programme starts in September (and August on some campuses); a spring intake exists only for the first year of the two-year MSc to facilitate extended professional experience.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in investment banking, financial analysis, trading, asset management and wealth management, as well as risk management, compliance and sustainable finance functions. The practical orientation and live-data training aim to shorten the transition to market-facing positions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Tuition information (provided by the school): the one-year MSc fee is stated as €29,500; the two-year MSc fee for Financial Markets & Investments is listed as €47,000. The school publishes scholarship and financing options (including references such as "Studely support"); definitive fee amounts appear on the enrolment contract and are subject to change.