1. Two year Master degree in Economics and Finance LMEF
Course features:
Teaching held entirely in English
Full time: class attendance is compulsory, incompatible with other activities
3 terms: September-December; January-March; April-June
Continuous learning tests (exercises and problem sets); 2 exam sessions
Internationalization:
Double Degree Program: -- Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics (25th in Europe) - (MSc in Economics – Major in “Macroeconomic Policy” or “Finance and Banking”)
Erasmus – II year (Alicante, Frankfurt, Mannheim, Paris, Lisbon, …)
Erasmus Plus (Macquarie University, Sydney; Yonsei School of Business, Seoul)
Scholarships for Incoming foreign students offered by Compagnia di San Paolo
MEF experience since 1995

2. Two year Master Degree in Economics and Finance LMEF
Course objectives:
Provide rigorous training in basic tools for economics and finance
Improve the ability to work effectively in teams, and to present results clearly and effectively;
Acquire the background to proceed further in graduate studies, with a preparation roughly equivalent to the first year of a European doctoral program
The Master is aimed at two groups of students:  
Those planning to pursue a career in research.
Those seeking graduate training for a professional career.
Requirements :
Bachelor Degree (or foreign equivalent degree )
Solid background in microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematics and statistics
Strong motivation
Knowledge of the English language

3. LMEF Study plan I Year II Year
Mathematics for Economics and Finance (12 Cr.)
(Mathematics + Game Theory)
Econometrics (12 Cr.)
(Introduction to econometrics + Econometrics)
Advanced Microeconomics (12 Cr.)
(Microeconomics I and II)
Financial Economics (12 Cr.)
(Asset Pricing + Corporate finance + Business Analysis)
II Year
Advanced Macroeconomics (12 Cr.)
(Macroeconomics I and II)
Law and Economics (6 Cr.)
Electives (12 Cr.)
Banking Regulation
Public Economics
Economic Theory
Risk Management
Monetary Economics
International Economics
Household Portfolio …
Further academic activities ( 6 Cr.)
Final Thesis (24 Cr.)
2 electives: (12 Cr.)
Financial Econometrics (Time Series + Microeconometrics)
Market Microstructure (+ Portfolio Management)
Economics of Regulation
Banking (+ Banking Regulation)
Derivatives (+ Corporate Governance)

4. 36% Ph.D. in Economics/Finance
LMEF Placement
LMEF exists since the year
60 graduates
36% Ph.D. in Economics/Finance
64% Job Market
Berkeley
Yale
Princeton 
Wisconsin Madison
North Carolina
Oxford
LSE
Cass Business School
CEMFI
Mannheim
Bruxelles
Bologna, Venezia, Naples
The European University Institute
HSBC
Price Waterhouse Coopers
European Investment Bank
Edison
KPMG 
Banca Popolare di Bari 
LEAR
UBI
Accenture 
Saipem 
Kurt Salmon 
Compass
Queen Mary University of London 

5. Contact information
Micol Sorrentino –MEF/LMEF Secretariat
Tel:
Marco Pagnozzi – Course Coordinator
Veronica De Falco– Student Representative