Master Finance — Trésorerie

For Master Finance — Trésorerie, the tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

The study of finance addresses how capital is raised, invested, and managed within firms and financial markets, drawing on corporate finance, market theory, and accounting. Students work through valuation methods, financial statement analysis, and the quantitative techniques used to assess risk and return. The field also covers how financial markets are organized, how instruments are priced, and how institutions manage exposure to interest rate, credit, and market risk, alongside the regulatory framework that governs banks and other financial actors. Applied modelling and case-based coursework are typical parts of a program in this area. Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Sorbonne, located in Paris, offers this master's track centered on corporate treasury management. Named Master Finance — Trésorerie, it is a master's-level program lasting two years, with studies typically beginning in September and instruction delivered in French. Yearly tuition is set at 250 EUR, and applicants should expect coursework, seminars, and assessment conducted in French throughout the two years, with the workload structured across the full duration of the program rather than concentrated in a single term. Graduates typically move into roles in corporate finance, banking, asset management, financial advisory, or risk management within companies and financial institutions. Others pursue further study or professional certification within the finance sector.