Money and Finance

• Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
• Points: 120 ECTS
• Title: Master of Science
• Study mode: Full-time
• Language: English
• Start of studies: October
• Application deadline: 30 June
• Tuition fee: Students do not pay tuition fees for full-time studies*

*Applies to students from EU and some non-EU countries. For detailed information, please visit our Fees and Price list webpage.

1st year

1st semester

• Microeconomics 3 (7 ECTS)
• Advanced Macroeconomics (7 ECTS)
• Optimization methods in economics (7 ECTS)
• Financial Economics (7 ECTS)

2nd semester

• Econometrics 2 (7 ECTS)
• Public Finance 2 (7 ECTS)
• Economic Policies of the EU (7 ECTS)
• Elective course (7 ECTS)
• Skills Development 1 (4 ECTS)

2nd year

1st semester

• Monetary Economics 2 (7 ECTS)
• *Risk Management (7 ECTS)
• *Taxes and Tax Harmonisation in the EU (7 ECTS)
• **Empirical Asset Pricing (7 ECTS)
• **International finance 2 (7 ECTS)

2nd semester

• Elective course (7 ECTS)
• Skills Development 2 (4 ECTS)
• Master's thesis proposal (7 ECTS)
• Master's thesis (21 ECTS)

Skills Development 1 and 2 are conducted in the 1st and 2nd semester.

* Students choose one course from the two listed.
** Students choose one course from the two listed.

The financial sector demands professionals who can interpret complex data and drive strategic decisions. By mastering the intersection of economic theory and quantitative analysis, you will graduate fully prepared to secure high-demand roles such as:

• Financial economist
• Data Analyst
• Asset manager
• Financial Advisor
• Policymaker
• Researcher

The programme is offered as a full-time study, allowing students to be fully immersed in a rich learning environment that combines academic knowledge with practical experience. This format supports close collaboration with peers, active participation in field research and excursions, and direct engagement with industry professionals.

Double degrees in the Bank and Financial Management programme:

• BI Norwegian Business School, Norway
• University of Siena, Italy

In a double degree programme, two university degrees are obtained in parallel at two internationally recognised institutions and completed in the time required for one degree.

Double degree programmes provide an excellent opportunity for students to gain both academic knowledge and intercultural experience. These programmes offer a broad education and require a high level of ambition, organisation, and commitment. Some programmes include internships, opening up opportunities in the international labour market. Additionally, tuition fees are waived at partner institutions (with the exception of the double degree programme with NOVA IMS).

More on double degrees

The following students can enrol in Year 1:

• Anyone who has completed a first-cycle study programme in relevant professional fields and has achieved at least 180 ECTS credits, or who has completed a pre-Bologna study programme to obtain a higher professional education in relevant professional fields;
• Anyone who has completed equivalent study programmes listed in the previous indent in other professional fields and has completed additional study obligations in the amount of 12 ECTS credits.

Additional study obligations can be completed by candidates during their studies at the 1st level, in advanced training programmes, or by taking exams in Microeconomics 1 (6 ECTS) and Introduction to Business (6 ECTS) before enrolment in the Master's degree programme.

Available Enrolment places

Available places for citizens of Slovenia and the EU:

Full-time study: 35

Available places for non-EU citizens:

Full-time study: 12

Available places for Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship:

Full-time study: 1

Selection criteria in the event of a restriction of enrolment:

If enrolment capacity is limited, in accordance with Article 41 of the Higher Education Act, candidates will be selected on the basis of the average grade in the first-cycle study programme or bachelor study (70 %) and the grades in the type 2 and type 3 exams in the first-cycle study programme of the UL SEB (30 %).

A table with the subjects listed for each programme and the calculation formula can be viewed here.

The entry limit for the full time study in last five years.

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• 2025/26 study year