MBA Finance

There are a few of the German based universities offering an MBA in Finance course where there is no tuition fees. However, other fees like semester fees or other additional university fees may be applicable. These universities in Germany are:

• University of Tuebingen
• Free University of Berlin
• University of Gottingen
• Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

The core areas of study while studying an MBA in Finance abroad are:

• Corporate Finance
• Financial Analysis
• Investment Management and Markets
• Macroeconomics and Global Economy
• Quantitative and Analytical Methods
• Regulation and Ethics in Finance
• Risk Management and Derivatives

After doing MBA in Finance from abroad, a number of career opportunities can open in varied fields like Economics, Business, and Financial Markets. A few of the job sectors where the MBA in Finance graduates can work are Financial Management, Banking, Retail, Asset Management, IT, Hospitality, Real Estate, etc. A few of the global recruiters for these graduates are HSBC, Barclays, Boston Consulting Group, EY, KPMG, etc.

The entry requirements to study an MBA in Finance abroad are given below:

• A bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university is required
• Relevant work experience
• GMAT / GRE
• IELTS / TOEFL / PTE test score
• Documents like academic transcripts, SOP, LOR, English language proficiency score

Some of the top countries to study MBA in Finance are US, UK, Germany, Australia, France, and Canada. USA top the list of the universities offering MBA in Finance or related courses. A few of the universities offering this course in USA are Harvard, Stanford, NYU, MIT, University of Pennsylvania, etc. The duration of this course can span between 1 - 2 years. The tuition fees, on the other hand, can vary as per the universities and countries. Students can expect to spend between INR 20 Lacs – INR 40 lakh as a first-year tuition fee while studying MBA in Finance abroad.

There is nothing better or worse between an MBA and an MS in Finance. Students must choose an MS or an MBA based on career goals, experience, and industry preference. Students must pursue an MS if they want a career in investment banking, asset management, or fintech, where an MBA is suitable for leadership, management, or consulting roles. MBA provides a broader business education, where Masters improves technical and quantitative finance skills.