The University of Liechtenstein has further developed its previous Master's program in Finance into Innovative Finance, integrating the latest financial innovations into the curriculum. The updated program is now aligned with the most recent developments in the financial sector and the needs of the job market.

Known for its international orientation and CFA-based curriculum, the program now offers two specialized tracks: the Industry Track, which focuses on the professional requirements of the financial sector, and the Research Track for those pursuing a career in development and research. Both tracks are designed to optimally prepare students for the challenges and opportunities in the fast-changing world of finance.

In addition, the option of part-time study allows working professionals to combine their academic and professional careers. “This flexible approach is a response to the needs of the financial center and also enables professionals to complete a Master's degree,” explains program manager Patrick Krause. This flexibility underscores the University of Liechtenstein's commitment to offering high-quality educational opportunities to a broad audience.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Martin Angerer, program director, emphasizes the importance of personal development and practical skills: “In addition to professional training, we place great value on the personal development of our students and prepare them for dealing with new forms of communication in practice. These skills are essential for success in the dynamic financial world.”

The University of Liechtenstein provides a learning environment with individual support for students from around the world. With its close ties to the Liechtenstein financial center, the Master's program in Innovative Finance prepares graduates for a successful career in finance.

For more information about the Master's program in Innovative Finance and the updates to the curriculum, program manager Patrick Krause is happy to assist at any time.