Master in Finance

Full-time tracks

Students can choose one of the following four tracks:

Finance and Asset Management (FAM): This track prepares students for careers in asset management and investment finance. It covers asset valuation, portfolio management, and financial market analysis.
Program Director: Caroline EMONET-FOURNIER.

► Program sheet: FAM track
► Presentation brochure: FAM track

Market Finance and Risk Management (FMGR): This track trains experts in financial products and market risk management, with an advanced quantitative approach and a strong emphasis on financial mathematics.
Program Director: Yannick MALEVERGNE.

► Program sheet: FMGR track
► Presentation brochure: FMGR track

Financial Management and Taxation (GFF): This track focuses on corporate financial management, tax optimization, and regulatory compliance, linked with accounting and fiscal issues.
Program Director: Roland GILLET.

► Program sheet: GFF track
► Presentation brochure: GFF track
► Program director’s website: GFF track

Financial Engineering (IngéFi): This track is for students wishing to specialize in complex financial structuring, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate financing strategies.
Program Director: Antoine RENUCCI.

► Program sheet: IngéFi track
► Presentation brochure: IngéFi track
► Program director’s website: IngéFi track

Banking and Financial Law Finance (FDBF): This track combines financial and legal expertise to master financial operations, regulatory compliance, and organizational governance.
Program Directors: Anne-Claire ROUAUD and Edmond SCHLUMBERGER.

► Program sheet: FDBF track
► Presentation brochure: FDBF track

Apprenticeship track

The Corporate Treasury track is organized as an apprenticeship alternating between university training and company immersion. The 430 hours of training per year are mainly delivered by professionals from the sector.

The work-study schedule is as follows:

• In Master 1: One week at university / 2 to 3 weeks in company throughout the year.
• In Master 2: After a full week at university in September, the apprenticeship runs Tuesday to Thursday at the company and Friday and Saturday at university until April. Then the student switches to full-time company work.

An international seminar is held in March, providing insight into financial practices worldwide.

This Master is recognized as a leader in Cash Management and Risk Management training internationally, guaranteeing a high level of operational expertise for quick integration into large companies and financial institutions.

Program Director: Erwan LE SAOUT.

► Program sheet: Treasury track
► Presentation brochure: Treasury track
► Program director’s website: Treasury track

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