Banking, Finance & Insurance

Hi,
Either degree would guarantee you a prosperous and stable future. But one might be better suited to your interests and skills. Masters in management degrees are usually aimed at students with limited professional experience who wish to move into managerial roles. They offer a grounding in decision-making and strategy and teach students how to work with others and develop the skills needed to be the next generation of leaders. Degrees in finance, on the other hand, such as Masters in finance or global Masters in finance, are a lot more specialized and explore the nuts and bolts of financial institutions including credit unions, investment firms, banks, insurance companies and brokerages. There is some overlap between the two degrees, particularly in the first couple of semesters, when management and finance students are both likely to spend some time learning about accounting, statistics, economics and business law and pick up hard skills along the way. However, as they make their way through their syllabus, management students branch out into areas such as organizational behavior or human resources, while finance students continue to delve deeper into global finance, risk governance and other topics. Thank you.