Master Finance — Finance - Présentiel

Finance covers the study of how capital is raised, invested, and managed across companies, markets, and institutions. A finance curriculum typically includes corporate finance, financial markets and instruments, valuation and investment analysis, risk management, and financial accounting, often paired with quantitative training in statistics and modeling. Students learn to interpret financial statements, assess the value of assets and companies, understand the mechanics of banking and capital markets, and apply analytical tools to investment and financing decisions. This track, labeled Finance - Presentiel, delivers the program in person, with students attending classes on campus rather than following the coursework remotely. Career paths commonly associated with this discipline include financial analyst, corporate finance associate, investment or asset management roles, banking positions, and audit or controlling functions within companies, along with further study toward professional finance certifications or academic research. This master's degree is delivered by Universite de Poitiers through its Iae Poitiers campus, located in Poitiers, France. The program spans two years and is taught in French, with an intake planned for September. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Given the quantitative and analytical nature of finance coursework, applicants are generally expected to have a background in economics, management, or a related field, along with comfort handling numerical data, financial statements, and the statistical methods that underpin investment and corporate finance analysis taught throughout the program.