Specialize in International Finance at EDC Paris Business School
In today’s interconnected economy, mastering international financial mechanisms is more than an advantage — it’s a necessity. The International Finance specialization of the Master In Management at EDC Paris Business School prepares students to thrive in multinational environments, financial institutions, and strategic corporate roles.
Learning outcomes: Building a solid foundation in international financial management
The International Finance track (duration: 2 years) offers a comprehensive and hands-on education designed to equip students with both the technical skills and strategic mindset needed in high-level financial roles.
Throughout the program, students will:
Learn to develop financial strategies and manage budgetary processes. They are trained to align financial planning with company goals, monitor performance, and steer decision-making.
Arbitrate in day-to-day financial operations
Gain operational expertise in budgeting, financial reporting, and cash flow management — essential tools for financial stability and foresight.
Acquire an in-depth understanding of contemporary financial products, markets, and structures
From equities and derivatives to complex financial instruments, students learn how global markets function and how to navigate them strategically.
Enhance employability in targeted financial areas.
This specialization provides a competitive edge in key domains such as credit management, risk management, and financial reporting.
Whether aiming for a career in corporate finance, consulting, or risk analysis, this track offers the perfect launchpad for international ambitions.
Pros of the program
Includes courses in new financial fields, such as crypto-currencies, blockchain, etc.
Study of Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical issues.
Career opportunities: Where can International Finance take you?
Graduates of this specialization are equipped to take on challenging roles across the financial spectrum. Here are some of the positions they are prepared for:
Administrative and Financial Director
A strategic leader responsible for overseeing a company’s financial planning, compliance, and reporting. This role involves managing teams, setting financial goals, and advising the executive board.
Corporate Finance Officer
Focused on investment decisions, fundraising, and capital structuring, this professional ensures the company’s financial health and supports its long-term strategy.
Financial Analyst
Tasked with evaluating business performance, market trends, and investment opportunities, financial analysts provide the data-driven insights that inform executive decisions.
Risk and Credit Manager
This expert identifies, evaluates, and manages financial risks, particularly those related to credit and liquidity. They develop frameworks to protect the company’s assets and ensure long-term resilience.
Financial Consultant
Acting as an external advisor or part of a consultancy firm, the financial consultant supports companies in optimizing financial operations, reducing costs, and managing strategic transformations.