MSc Law, Regulation and the International Financial System

The MSc Law, Regulation and International Financial Systems at the University of Greenwich is a specialized degree tailored for individuals who wish to understand the legal and regulatory architecture of the international financial system, and the theories underpinning it. This course examines financial regulation from a range of perspectives and includes an in-depth exploration of the area, presenting students with philosophical, technical, and practical knowledge. Course Content: The MSc Law, Regulation and International Financial Systems course covers a wide range of pertinent topics integral to understanding the complexities of international financial systems. This includes classes on 'Research Methods,' 'Financial Services Regulation,' 'Corporate Finance Law and Practice,' 'International Law of the Economy,' and 'Dissertation Research Skills,' among others. Key Modules: The core modules of the course include 'Introduction to Law and Financial Regulation,' 'Financial Services Regulation,' 'Corporate Finance Law and Practice,' 'Semantics, Pragmatics and Philosophy of Language,' and 'Money, Banking and Regulation.'Future Careers: With the knowledge and competencies gained from this MSc course, graduates could pursue dynamic careers in a number of sectors. These include roles in the financial sector, as public officials working for regulators like the FCA, in law firms, or other entities. An MSc in Law, Regulation and International Financial Systems can also pave the way for further studies or research in academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.