Master of Science in Financial Risk Management Aacsb Accredited Program

The Master of Science in Financial Risk Management provides skills to identify and manage financial risks. The program prepares students for academic progression or professional certification such as the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) credential. It is suitable for finance and economics graduates, professionals seeking career advancement, and those from scientific disciplines aiming for finance careers. The program requires completion of 30 credits with a combination of core, major, and elective courses. It includes structured learning and research components. Teaching involves case studies and practical tools, focusing on topics such as market risk, credit risk, operational risk, and advanced risk modeling. The curriculum develops analytical, technical, and ethical competencies. Students may pursue the program full-time or part-time, with opportunities for graduate teaching or research assistantships.

• For Business and Economics graduates: completed application form, two recommendation letters (one from a university professor), cumulative average of 80% or 3.0/4.0.
• For graduates in other scientific disciplines: same requirements plus up to 18 credits of relevant undergraduate business courses.
• Applicants from non-English instruction institutions must achieve a minimum score of 60 in the English Entrance Test.

English Entrance Test score of 60 minimum (if prior instruction not in English)

• Financial institutions
• Regulatory agencies
• Multinational corporations