MSc International Finance in detail
The MSc in International Finance at Paris School of Business prepares professionals to analyze financial markets and make investment decisions in an international economic environment.
Fully taught in English, the program develops expertise in corporate finance, portfolio management, financial markets, derivatives, quantitative methods, and risk management.
Students learn to understand the interactions between capital markets, the economy, and public policy, while mastering the tools used by finance professionals. This approach enables them to develop technical and strategic expertise suited to careers in international finance.
What official recognition does the MSc have?
The MSc is accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The program also benefits from the School's triple international accreditation: EQUIS, AACSB, and AMBA.
*Qualification of Market Finance Expert awarded by ESGF, NSF 313p, Level 7, registered in the RNCP under number 41881 by decision of the Director General of France Compétences dated 28/01/2026
Why choose the MSc in International Finance?
Comprehensive Expertise in International Finance
The MSc develops in-depth expertise in financial markets and corporate finance.
Equity and bond investments, portfolio management, derivatives, quantitative methods, and corporate finance enable students to master key financial mechanisms and strengthen their analytical and decision-making skills.
A Program Focused on Financial Risk & Decision-Making
The program places strong emphasis on the analysis and management of financial risks.
Students learn to evaluate investments, measure risks, understand financial products, and analyze market fluctuations in order to develop a rigorous approach to financial decision-making in an international environment.
Learning Closely Aligned with Professional Practices
With access to a trading room equipped with Bloomberg Professional Services, students become familiar with the tools and data used by finance professionals.
This practical approach complements academic learning and enables students to apply their knowledge to market analysis and real-world financial challenges.
“Students will not only master frameworks for addressing complex financial issues, but will also learn to solve problems and deliver tangible results in practice.”
Nima FAZELI
Head of MSc
10
specialization Courses
Focused on decision analytics, digital governance, cybersecurity, and resilience
MSc in International Finance Program (2026/27)
The number of teaching hours is 665h.
- Equity Investment and Valuation
- Corporate Finance
- Fixed Income Investments
- Portfolio Management
- Quantitative Methods for Finance
- Financial Markets
- Derivatives and Commodities
- Risk Measurement
- Banking and Fund Management
- Tech 4 Business – Specialized
- International Business Strategy
- International Economics
- International Marketing
- International Finance
- Global Leadership and Management
- International Law and Business
- Capstone Methodology
- Business Game
- Innovation Challenge
- French Language Module
- Career Management
- Research Methodology – Quantitative
- Research Methodology – Qualitative
- Blue Ocean Strategy: Beyond Competing
- Innovation and Design Thinking
- Project and Change Management
- Corporate Branding & HR Marketing
- Marketing Analytics
- Market Entry Strategies
A mandatory four-month internship complements the program, giving students the opportunity to apply their skills in a professional environment.
What to do after the MSc in International Finance?
Professional integration
Upon completion of the MSc in International Finance, graduates can pursue careers in financial markets, financial analysis, risk management, asset management, and financial advisory within banks, asset management firms, financial institutions, and consulting firms.
- Financial Analyst
- Financial Risk Analyst
- Credit Analyst
- Portfolio Manager
- Investment Analyst
- Trader
- Asset Management Analyst
- Financial Consultant
- Compliance Analyst
- Data Management Officer
The school does not offer any track beyond graduation from this program.
How to join the MSc in International Finance?
The admission process for the Paris School of Business MSc in Data Management consists of an application review, and an individual interview. Applications are submitted directly through Paris School of Business,
1.
Apply
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2.
Application Review
The Paris School of Business admissions committee carefully reviews your application.
3.
Individual Interview
You will attend a motivation interview either in person or remotely to validate your admission.
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