MSc Money and Finance

Master of Science in Money and Finance at University of Ljubljana

The Master of Science in Money and Finance at the University of Ljubljana (UL), offered through the School of Economics and Business (SEB), is a two-year, full-time postgraduate programme based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Taught in English, the programme consists of four semesters and carries 120 ECTS credits. It provides advanced education in monetary economics, financial markets, financial systems, quantitative economic analysis, and financial policymaking. Students develop the analytical and economic knowledge required to understand complex financial systems, evaluate investment strategies, and examine the role of monetary policy in national and international economies.

Curriculum and Learning Outcomes

The programme combines economic theory with quantitative analytical tools and applied financial knowledge. Students examine the structure and functioning of financial systems, the role of financial institutions, interactions between savers and investors, and the operation of interconnected financial markets. Particular attention is given to central banking, monetary policy, inflation, economic recessions, financial market developments, and the relationship between financial systems and economic growth.

Financial Analysis and Applied Economics

Students develop competencies in quantitative economic modelling, financial market analysis, investment evaluation, and the interpretation of financial and economic data. The programme explores the application of economic theory to real financial challenges, including monetary and fiscal policy decisions, global investment strategies, and sustainable financial issues. Applied courses enable students to strengthen their analytical skills and examine developments in European and international financial markets.

Career Opportunities

Graduates are prepared for professional opportunities in central banks, commercial banks, financial institutions, government agencies, international organisations, research institutions, and the private sector. The programme develops knowledge relevant to financial economics, monetary policy analysis, investment research, economic consulting, corporate finance, and financial policymaking.

Tuition Fees and Admission Information

The programme begins in October and lists an application deadline of 30 June. The supplied 2026/2027 tuition information specifies €4,700 annually for non-EU students, while eligible students from EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, and specified Western Balkan countries may qualify for tuition-free full-time study. The programme is offered by the Triple Crown accredited School of Economics and Business. Applications for the 2026/2027 academic year were announced through Slovenia’s central eVŠ national application portal.