Course Overview
The Master's in Corporate Finance with Corporate Governance gives students advanced knowledge in financial management, corporate strategy, investment analysis, governance, and business ethics. The programme combines academic study with practical financial case studies, research projects, and presentations that reflect real business situations.
Graduates develop skills in financial planning, corporate reporting, risk assessment, strategic decision-making, and governance practices. These skills support careers in commercial banks, investment firms, multinational companies, insurance organisations, financial consulting firms, auditing companies, regulatory authorities, and public sector institutions.
The degree prepares graduates for positions such as corporate finance manager, financial analyst, investment analyst, risk manager, treasury specialist, compliance officer, corporate governance advisor, and finance consultant. It also provides a strong foundation for doctoral research and professional qualifications in finance, accounting, and corporate governance. The international curriculum and practical approach make the programme suitable for graduates seeking career opportunities across Cyprus, Europe, and other global financial markets.
General Eligibility
Applicants should hold a recognised bachelor's degree from an accredited university. A degree in finance, accounting, business, economics, management, or a related discipline is preferred. Applicants from other academic backgrounds may be considered if they meet the university's admission requirements.
Applications are submitted directly to Philips University. Applicants normally provide academic transcripts, degree certificates, a passport copy, English language test results, a curriculum vitae, and any additional documents requested by the admissions office.
Part Time Work Details
International students in Cyprus may work part-time after receiving approval under Cyprus immigration regulations. Working hours and employment conditions are subject to the current government rules for international students.
Language Requirement