Every organization is faced with complex financial issues. These issues extend beyond the preparation of annual accounts and reports to include the creation of value by raising funds in financial markets and investing these funds in new assets. How is financial performance measured and assessed? How do start-ups differ from other firms? What are the effects of new financial innovations (e.g. e-finance and crowdfunding)? Which actions can firms take to manage various categories of risks? This course will teach you how to cope with these and many other questions.

After completing the specialization in Financial Management, you will have a wide range of attractive career opportunities in small and medium-sized enterprises, large and multinational companies, financial institutions and public-sector organizations. Each year, our graduates receive exciting job offers to work in the following areas: Finance/Treasury/Accounting Departments IT and Business Development Departments Research and Consultancy organizations Examples of positions in these areas include Account Manager, Investment Manager, Risk Manager, Portfolio Manager, Business Consultant and Business Analyst.