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
The M2/MSc Banking, Finance and FinTech programme is designed to equip you with robust expertise at the intersection of traditional finance and cutting-edge financial technology. Building on a strong foundation in banking and finance, this specialisation will enable you to develop a deep and practical understanding of FinTech.
The M2/MSc Banking, Finance, and FinTech programme is your gateway to becoming a bold, future-ready leader in the financial world. Our approach goes far beyond standard financial training — we blend rigorous foundations in retail and investment banking with the game-changing technologies reshaping the sector. Since its launch, the programme has been in constant dialogue with the industry, drawing on the insights of top bankers, FinTech innovators, and regulators. This ensures that every course you take is anchored in what the market truly demands. You will explore everything from blockchain, data analytics, and digital payments to corporate governance and evolving financial regulations — all through a lens that links theory to practice. The demand for professionals who can speak both the language of finance and the language of technology has never been higher. This programme gives you a decisive edge. Whether you aspire to be a FinTech Strategist, Financial Analyst, Business Developer, or Project Manager, you will graduate ready not just to adapt to change — but to lead it.
The programme of the M2/MSc Banking, Finance and FinTech covers all aspects of technology applied to the Banking sector.
Click the links below to view the corresponding syllabi.
Your performance throughout the programme is evaluated on a comprehensive range of components, including academic coursework, internships, professional projects, and international study periods.
Academic learning is assessed through a combination of continuous assessment, which typically accounts for 40% of your grade, and a final exam, making up the remaining 60%.
These evaluations may also include case studies, role-playing exercises, and group work.
For professional components, such as work placements, internships, or special projects, your performance will be jointly evaluated by both the academic teaching team and your host 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
