MSc Finance & Investment from Berlin School of Business and Innovation

This MSc Finance and Investment combines financial theory with applied analysis for students preparing for advanced work in the finance sector. The curriculum covers Corporate Finance, Business and Financial Analysis, Derivatives and Alternative Investments, Quantitative Finance and Financial Markets, Islamic Banking Operations, and Mergers and Acquisitions and Private Equity. Research Methodology and Study Methods support postgraduate-level academic development, while the final dissertation or project allows students to investigate a finance-related topic in depth. The programme is taught full-time on campus in Berlin over 18 months and is certified by the University for the Creative Arts. Students at the Berlin campus can also study German alongside the programme, adding a useful language component to an internationally focused finance education.

Study finance and investment in Berlin through an 18-month, full-time MSc certified by the University for the Creative Arts. The programme is built around the analytical and strategic skills used across modern financial markets. Students examine corporate finance, financial and business analysis, quantitative finance, derivatives, alternative investments, Islamic banking, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity. Learning is delivered on campus, with research methodology and a final dissertation or project forming part of the academic journey. The course is suited to proactive graduates who want a stronger understanding of financial markets and investment decision-making. For students considering careers in investment analysis, investment management or portfolio management, the programme provides a focused postgraduate route with an international study experience in Berlin.

IELTS: 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each band) or equivalent. TOEFL IBT: 80. Pearson Test of English (PTE): 59. Duolingo English Test: 105+.

Graduates are prepared for a range of finance-sector career paths that require analytical, investment and portfolio-management knowledge. BSBI identifies opportunities including investment analyst, investment manager and portfolio manager. Coursework in corporate finance, financial analysis, quantitative finance, financial markets, derivatives, alternative investments, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and Islamic banking supports broader understanding of how financial decisions are made across different market settings. The programme also develops research, evaluation and decision-making skills through postgraduate study and the final dissertation or project. BSBI’s Careers Service provides students and alumni with personalised career guidance, employer connections and support in working towards professional goals.