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Masters Degrees (Infrastructure Finance)
We have 15 Masters Degrees (Infrastructure Finance)
Master in Management (MIM) with Blockchain Management
GBSB Global Business School
Birkirkara, Malta Campus
Earn a degree that is disrupting economies and transforming the world of finance. Malta, recognized as a crypto hub and the first country to introduce an official regulatory framework, is at the forefront of Blockchain technologies. Read more
Infrastructure Investment and Finance MSc
University College London
The Bartlett School of Construction Management
This innovative MSc considers the perspectives of infrastructure investment and finance. It is aimed at developing global leaders and professionals for the infrastructure sector. Read more
MSc - Infrastructure Engineering and Management
University of Surrey
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Designing new and managing existing infrastructure networks requires a system-of-systems approach that captures their interconnected nature. Read more
International Banking Law and Finance LLM
University of Edinburgh
School of Law
The legal and regulatory infrastructure and fundamental theoretical concepts underpinning global finance have undergone fundamental changes since 2008. Read more
Climate Change Finance and Investment MSc
University of Edinburgh
Business School
Please note: this MSc was previously known as Carbon Finance, but has been renamed to better reflect the content of the programme. Read more
Master in Blockchain & Digital Assets MSc
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
Finance and Management
Blockchain technology will be the basic infrastructure for finance and capital markets in the future. This includes crypto assets and enterprise DLT solutions. Read more
Big Data & Business Analytics (MSc)
FOM University of Applied Sciences for Economics and Management
Master Programmes
When is the appropriate time to introduce products? Which audiences should be targeted? Should we invest in new production lines? Big Data is becoming increasingly more important in business practice: from finance to the health sector, the amount of structured and unstructured data that companies are providing nowadays is rapidly increasing. Read more
Construction Management - MSc/PGDip
University of Salford
School of Science, Engineering and the Environment
An effective construction manager understands how to successfully organise and plan complex construction projects, diagnose corporate problems, and manage project teams, procurement, finance and risk. Read more
Cyber Security (Infrastructures Security) - MSc
University of Bristol
Faculty of Engineering
Digital technologies drive economic growth, yet create new cyber risks demanding ever more sophisticated solutions. Read more
Master of Construction (Construction Project Management)
Massey University
Sciences
The Master of Construction (Construction Project Management) is one of the first construction-focused management programmes in New Zealand. Read more
Data Science PgCert
Lancaster University
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
From business and finance to health and medicine, from infrastructure to societal studies, data science plays a vital role in all aspects of the modern world. Read more
Data Science PgDip
Lancaster University
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
From business and finance to health and medicine, from infrastructure to societal studies, data science plays a vital role in all aspects of the modern world. Read more
Data Science MSc
Lancaster University
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
From business and finance to health and medicine, from infrastructure to societal studies, data science plays a vital role in all aspects of the modern world. Read more
Data Science - MSc
Lancaster University
School of Computing and Communications
From business and finance to health and medicine, from infrastructure to societal studies, data science plays a vital role in all aspects of the modern world. Read more
Internet of Things (IoT) - MSc
University of Bradford
Faculty of Engineering & Informatics
It is envisaged that by 2020 more than 50 billion devices, or things , around the globe will be connected to the Internet - making Internet of Things (IoT) a mainstream technology. Read more
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