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See the degree grade →A three-year international bachelor that combines core finance training with applied artificial intelligence for financial services. Delivered in English across Luxembourg, Madrid and Shanghai (or fully online via a HyFlex system), it suits students aiming for quantitative or tech-forward careers in banking, consulting, insurance and global finance.
The curriculum combines solid financial foundations with applied AI and technology tools. Over three years students learn to design AI-driven analytical solutions for business decision-making, assess financial risk in international markets using AI, and integrate AI systems into business processes. The programme provides access to Amazon Web Services (AWS) tools and optional online certifications, uses case-studies and simulators (including Harvard and ProQuest resources), and includes structured experiential components such as internships, a final project or venture Creation Lab.
Delivery follows an evolving model: Year 1 uses class lectures with an introduction to structured learning; Year 2 has modules with integrated structured learning; Year 3 uses block teaching with structured learning. The modular calendar features two immersion periods per year to mirror executive working rhythms.
The programme page references admission criteria and an admission process but does not list specific academic or credential thresholds. Instruction language is English and applicants choose campus or online delivery at application.
Graduates are prepared for roles across investment banking, AI-driven consulting, insurance, global financial management and other finance functions where AI is applied (fraud detection, credit scoring, forecasting, trading and similar areas). The course aims to produce job-ready graduates who can contribute to AI transformation in financial institutions from day one.
The programme mentions merit-based scholarships linked to student leadership roles (for example within the Finance & AI Club) and highlights career workshops, one-on-one coaching and corporate partner networks that support employability. No specific scholarship amounts or funding details are provided on the source page.
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