Accredited by the French Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE)
EM Normandie
Oxford campus
100%
net employment rate
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Develop a real expertise in FinTech!
Accredited by the French Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE)
EM Normandie
Oxford campus
100%
net employment rate
In addition to giving you robust skills in Banking and Finance, the M2/MSc Banking, Finance and FinTech programme will help you develop full-scale expertise in FinTech (Financial Technology).
The Banking, Finance, and FinTech specialisation prepares you to become a transformative leader in the banking and finance sectors. It equips you with in-depth knowledge of financial management, alongside skills in retail banking, investment banking, and FinTech tools. With increasing demand in the industry, this programme positions you to thrive as a consultant, strategic analyst, business developer, or project manager, particularly within the rapidly growing FinTech sector. Since its inception, the M2/MSc Banking, Finance, and FinTech programme has evolved significantly, adapting to industry needs and insights from banking and FinTech professionals. It covers a wide range of crucial topics relevant to these dynamic industries.
The programme of the M2/MSc Banking, Finance and FinTech covers all aspects of technology applied to the Banking sector.
All components of the student’s education are evaluated: academic learnings, internships, missions, challenges, dissertations, study stays in partner universities. For academic learnings, continuous assessment generally accounts for 40% and the final exam accounts for the remaining 60%. Evaluations may also take the form of case studies, role-playing, group work, etc. Professionalisation (work-study, internships, missions, challenges) and, where appropriate, the corresponding report, will be evaluated jointly by the teaching team and the company.
Selection based on application file and individual motivation interview.
The programme is open to:
FinTech uses technology to meet the needs of clients working in Finance and Banking. The industry’s purpose is making optimum use of technology so that it guarantees a more efficient service than traditional approaches to banking. While there are fewer jobs available in traditional Banking institutions, FinTech start-ups are growing. In just one year, the Joblift study revealed an average 14.1% monthly increase in FinTech jobs in France.
The sectors are Finance, Banking and FinTech. FinTech occupations range from starting a business to many other positions such as:
Master of Science Banking, Finance and FinTech: £16,500
