INTERNATIONAL MASTER Finance & DATA - FUll Time
Mastering finance: from data insights to strategic decisions
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Required to apply:
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.
- 120ECTS
- 2Years
- English
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Is this program
for you?
Merging rigorous financial theory with advanced data analytics, the Master in International Finance & Data prepares you to excel in today’s fast-paced global job market. Graduates emerge as vital assets in the financial data landscape, ready to excel in roles such as Investment Banker Analyst, Private Equity Analyst, Trader, or Corporate Finance Analyst.
Through courses covering asset valuation, risk management, quantitative modeling, and financial data science, you will develop a robust analytical toolkit tailored to international finance. This interdisciplinary curriculum emphasizes strategic thinking and adaptability, making it ideal for those seeking diverse career opportunities, from investment banking to asset management, decentralized finance to algorithmic trading, and beyond.
Engaging with peers and industry leaders from around the globe, you will expand your professional network and gain a truly international outlook. Graduates emerge ready to navigate complex, data-driven financial environments, applying advanced insights to drive growth, manage risk, and shape the future of finance on a global scale.
Geneva: the global finance capital
Geneva’s reputation as a global financial hub provides an unparalleled backdrop for this program, offered exclusively in a city acclaimed for its international character.
Building on Switzerland’s long-standing leadership in banking, Geneva hosts a wide array of financial players, from esteemed private banks like Edmond de Rothschild, Pictet, and Lombard Odier to renowned commodity trading houses such as Vitol and Trafigura. Students also benefit from proximity to influential international organizations, including the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, enhancing their global perspective and networking opportunities.
This multicultural environment cultivates critical soft skills—adaptability, cross-cultural collaboration, and strategic thinking—preparing graduates to excel in the interconnected world of finance.
Geneva's proximity to the lake Léman and to magnificent mountains, coupled with its exceptionally high quality of life, consistently earns it a place among the world's most livable cities.
The 4 foundational blocks of the program
Corporate Finance & Financial Markets
ECM/DCM for financing
AI for algorithmic trading
M&A, PE & Markets 101
Tech Applied to Finance
Machine learning
Automation with no code
Data analysis for financial planning
Valuation techniques for Investment
Corporate valuation modeling
Finance for new ventures
LBO from A to Z
Humanities & Soft Skills
Geopolitics
Interview & applications coaching
Business Deep Dives
What our partners, business leaders, and educators are saying about us
Jean-Francois Cirelli
Today, even in finance, knowing Python might be more valuable than having a degree in financial mathematics.
Data is a key asset for business, and those who combine expertise in both business and data will be the winners of tomorrow.
Romain
During my studies at Albert School I was offered an internship at Pictet in Geneva as a Generative AI engineer!
The school prepares us to go through a demanding recruitment process and pushes us to be ambitious right from the first work experiences.
Ariane de Rothschild
The difference between real life and what is learned at university is enormous, and it has been accelerated by digitalization. I find that Albert School precisely addresses what a university should do today: preparing students and equipping them to truly enter professional life.
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What are three positive things about studying Finance and Data in Geneva?
Networking:
→ Geneva is an international financial hub
→ We have professional teachers that work in the world's most renowned institutions
Hands-on approach:
→ Business Deep Dives: Real business cases with companies' real financial issues
Quality of life:
→ Geneva is amongst the highest rated cities for quality of life, being secure, enjoyable, and a beautiful place full of diversity to live in.
What advantages are there to the full-time International Master in Finance and Data, compared to the apprenticeship format?
→ Additional hours of workload, allowing you to deepen your expertise and explore broader horizons with more varied classes.
→ The access to selective Summer Internships, giving you a first professional experience in the world of finance
→ Graduates emerge as profiles sought for positions in the Investment Banking, Trading and Private Equity sectors. Meanwhile, the apprenticeship format could be more suitable for roles in Corporate Finance within companies.
What jobs can you ambition after graduating from the International Master in Data and Finance?
Some job opportunities after our Master program are in sectors such as:
- Investment
- Banking
- Private Equity
- Trading
- Data Science
- Asset Management.
Which are the BDD partners for the International Master in Finance and Data in Geneva?
Students will have the opportunity to work on real Business Deep Dives with some of our historical partners. Those may include Edmond de Rothschild, Pictet, and SwissBorg, amongst others.
We prepare you for the most in-demand finance and data jobs on the market
Investment Banker
An investment banker advises corporations and governments on capital raising, mergers, and acquisitions, ensuring strategic growth and funding. An average salary can be expected to range from €110 000 to €140 000.
Asset Manager
An asset manager allocates and monitors investments across portfolios, balancing risk and return to meet client objectives and maximize performance. On average, an asset manager can expect to earn between €70 000 and €100 000.
Trader
A trader buys and sells securities in financial markets, leveraging data analysis and market insights to generate profits and manage risk. Average pay can range from €70 000 to 120 000€.
Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur identifies market opportunities, develops innovative solutions, and mobilizes resources to launch and grow successful ventures. After selling their ventures, entrepreneurs may expect an exit worth multiple million euros.
Private Banker
A private banker tailors wealth management strategies for high-net-worth clients, guiding them on investment decisions and financial services to preserve and grow their assets. Salaries range from €75 000 to €130 000.
Corporate Finance Specialist
A corporate finance specialist oversees a company’s financial structure, evaluates investment opportunities, and ensures effective capital allocation to support long-term growth. An average pay may range from €70 000 to €110 000.
