Sapienza University of Rome

Overview

The Master’s programme in Financial Institutions, International Finance and Risk Management at Sapienza University of Rome equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in the fields of international finance, financial intermediation, and risk management. The curriculum emphasizes the analysis of financial markets, the structuring of complex financial transactions, and a thorough understanding of regulatory frameworks, investment evaluation, and the principles of ethical finance.

What you'll study

This programme is designed to blend theoretical insights with practical training, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the financial sector. Students will engage in a progressive learning journey that covers core analytical methods and advances to specialized topics, including:

• Financial institutions & intermediation: Understanding the role of financial intermediaries and the functioning of financial services and markets.
• International finance: Exploring cross-border financial dynamics and conducting investment-related analyses.
• Risk management: Learning approaches to risk measurement and management, including concepts of economic capital.
• Investment evaluation: Gaining skills in assessing investments and evaluating financial performance.
• Regulation & governance: Examining national and international regulatory frameworks that impact financial institutions and markets.
• Ethical finance: Investigating how ethical considerations can be integrated into financial decision-making.
• Capstone / final assessment: Completing a final learning assessment to demonstrate mastery of the programme content.

Entry requirements

To be considered for admission, candidates must possess a Master’s degree (2nd cycle) in a relevant discipline. The eligibility assessment will be conducted by the Scientific Educational Council, ensuring that candidates meet the required academic standards.

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