MSc Responsible Finance and Alternative Assets

The Responsible Finance and Alternative Assets MSc course from UCL (University College London) is a dynamic degree program, built on the idea of effective practice in finance that is instrumental in reaching social, environmental and governance goals. This contemporary, technology-driven course offers an in-depth understanding of green and social finance, digitalization, alternative asset classes, risk management and more.Course Content: The curriculum of this course explores the core theoretical foundations of finance and looks into finance as a force for good. Areas of study include a major focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), frontier fintech technologies, ethical financial practices, and dealing with issues of inequality through finance. It also offers a deep dive into the inclusion of emerging markets in the global economy. Key Modules: Noteworthy modules in the course include Green and Social Finance, Responsible Private Equity and Venture Capital, Fintech for Financial Inclusion, and Responsible Investment and Active Ownership. Future Careers: Upon completion of the course, graduates will be equipped to embark on careers in responsible investment, financial analysis, consulting, KPI-targeted investing and risk oversight in a capacity of internationally and multisectorally mobile leaders. The financial world is going more digital and the emphasis on ESG is increasing. This program caters to these trends, enabling graduates to achieve significant roles in this evolving landscape. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.