Money, Macro and Finance (MSc)

The Master’s degree programme in Money, Macro and Finance at Goethe University Frankfurt is designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge in the fields of finance, macroeconomic policies, and the monetary system. The curriculum emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Students engage with advanced concepts in finance and economics, analyzing how various monetary policies impact global and local markets.

Structured over four semesters, the programme incorporates a range of modules that collectively form 120 ECTS credits. This is complemented by a rigorous thesis component that allows students to dive deep into a specific area of interest. Additionally, students benefit from a practical or internship semester, particularly important for those enrolled in universities of applied sciences, which provides vital experience in the industry.

This programme is ideally suited for individuals wishing to pursue careers in finance, economics, or related fields. Graduates will acquire strong analytical and quantitative skills, equipping them to assess economic events critically and apply theoretical knowledge in real-world situations. The emphasis on macroeconomic analysis makes this programme suitable for those with a keen interest in understanding global economies and financial systems.

• Financial Analyst
• Investment Banker
• Risk Manager
• Policy Advisor
• Economic Consultant

Graduates find opportunities across various sectors in Germany, including banking, consulting, and public policy. The Mittelstand, or medium-sized enterprises, which play a pivotal role in the German economy, often seek graduates for their analytical skills and economic insights. Moreover, international companies and financial institutions located in Frankfurt, a major financial hub, also present numerous employment opportunities.