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PRE-PROGRAMME AND ORIENTATION August	TERM ONE September–December	TERM TWO January–March	TERM THREE April–June	TERM FOUR August–December
Pre-programme modules Accounting Data Analytics	Core courses Accounting Data Analytics for Finance Personal Assessment and Development Financial Accounting and Analysis Investments Corporate Finance and Valuation	Core courses The Purpose of Finance	Core courses Personal Assessment and Development	Summer break Internship
Career Readiness			Full-term International Exchange
Other preparatory work		Electives
Orientation Week and Outdoor Away Day		Practitioner courses
	Professional and Technical Skills workshops
	Electives	Block week exchange opportunities
	Events including Finance@Work and Up Close with Faculty
	Career Centre curriculum and support

Engage with the brightest financial minds from around the globe

Variety, scope, flexibility and academic rigour. Immerse yourself in our world-leading Masters in Finance programme.

Explore our portfolio of 65+ electives, more than any other Masters in Finance programme
Tailor your programme with a range of applied courses taught by leading finance practitioners
Enjoy flexible exit points that support your career development
Opt for one or more concentrations as your programme develops - CFO, Corporate Finance, Investment Management and Analysis or Risk Management and Derivatives
Enhance your experience during the fourth term by completing an international exchange, undertaking an internship or studying additional electives.

London Business School’s Masters in Finance and Masters in Financial Analysis programmes are recognised CFA University Affiliation partners.

What are the benefits to you as a MiF or MFA student?
What is the CFA Institute?
What is the CFA University Affiliation programme?
So are CFA and the LBS Finance Masters (MSc) programmes effectively the same thing?
No. Designation as a CFA University Affiliation Programme Partner does not mean that the MiF or MFA and the CFA are the same thing; they are complementary to each other. Because of the breadth and depth of curriculum, the MiF and MFA are appropriate for CFA candidates and CFA charter holders alike. The MiF and CFA are very different and complementary study experiences and many students choose to follow both qualifications as part of their professional development.

Find more information about the CFA Programme Partnership on the CFA's website.

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