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Masters Degrees (Wealth Management)
We have 7 Masters Degrees (Wealth Management)
Investment and Wealth Management - MSc
Imperial College London
Imperial College Business School
MSc Investment & Wealth Management is a one-year, full-time programme designed to prepare students for careers in investment, private equity and asset management. Read more
International Wealth Management - MS
ESCP Business School (London Campus)
Business and Management Department- London
In 1995, ESCP Business School created one of the first Specialised Masters® in Wealth Management which, due to its success, was redesigned for the executive market in 2005. Read more
Master in Wealth Management
University of Luxembourg
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
The Master in Wealth Management (MWM) is designed to educate and train future wealth managers. The two-year programme combines traditional finance subjects with person-, legal- and tax-centric subjects such as client relationship management, estate planning, ethics and international taxation. Read more
MSc Wealth Management
Queen Mary University of London
School of Economics and Finance
Comprehensive training in finance Special focus on asset pricing, portfolio construction and wealth management for high-worth individuals Around 1,000… Read more
Wealth Management (MSc)
Sheffield Hallam University
Postgraduate Courses
Gain the skills and knowledge for a career in financial markets, investment banking, fund management or wealth management. Currently applications for the September 2022 start of this course are only open to home students. Read more
MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management (CFA®)
NEOMA Business School
Masters Programs
An internationally focused, career-oriented programme with an in-depth technical component taught in a full-time format, the MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management provides rigorous training in finance and helps students develop their analytical skills. Read more
MSc in Money, Banking and Wealth Management
University of Buckingham
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
This subject is particularly relevant given all the changes introduced in banking and financial markets during the last global financial crisis as well as the changes made by major central banks in the running of their monetary policies since then. Read more
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