Master in Law and Financial Markets
- Feb 24
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This Master study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for graduates and professionals seeking advanced expertise at the intersection of legal frameworks and global financial systems. Positioned at a level equal to EQF Level 7 and aligned with the second European cycle, the program emphasizes critical legal analysis, regulatory evaluation, and independent research in the dynamic environment of financial markets.
With a workload equivalent to 60 ECTS and a duration of +12 months (minimum duration with flexible extension options), the program provides a structured yet adaptable format that allows participants to balance academic progression with professional commitments.
The curriculum consists of five modules, including:
Two research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research design, comparative legal methodologies, financial data analysis, and academic writing at postgraduate level.
Two general modules addressing international legal systems, economic foundations of financial markets, governance principles, and regulatory policy development.
One specialized module in Law and Financial Markets, covering securities regulation, capital markets law, financial compliance systems, corporate governance, investor protection frameworks, financial crime prevention, and the legal dimensions of fintech and digital assets.
Thesis and research activities forming the core academic component, enabling participants to conduct independent, in-depth research on contemporary legal and regulatory challenges within financial markets.
This Master study program is particularly suited for legal professionals, compliance officers, regulators, financial analysts, policymakers, and consultants who aim to strengthen their expertise in financial regulation and market governance. It develops the ability to critically interpret legal structures, assess regulatory risk, and design legally sound strategies within domestic and international financial contexts.
Graduates are equipped to contribute to law firms, regulatory authorities, financial institutions, international organizations, and policy advisory bodies, as well as to pursue further advanced academic research pathways.





