Curriculum Structure of Master of Family Wealth Management*
Core Courses (Six Courses)
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- History of Wealth and Financial Markets
- History of the Family and Family Business Dynasties
- Asset Allocation and Investment Management
- Corporate Finance and Business Models
- Estate Planning and Legal Issues
- Current Issues in Family Office Management
Elective Courses** (Four Courses^)
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- Economic and Quantitative History
- Business History and Best Practices
- Faith, Religion and Leadership
- Psychology, Group Dynamics and Management
- Cross-cultural Communication and Management
- Introduction to Economics and Finance
- Hedge Funds, Private Equity Funds and Other Alternative Investments
- Emerging Markets and Global Investment Opportunities
- Philanthropy and Social Impact Investing: Integrating CSR and ESG into Family Wealth Management
Capstone Course (One Course)
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- Family Wealth Management Capstone Project
*The curriculum structure is subject to review and adjustments by the University.
**Not all of the elective courses listed above will necessarily be offered each year, and the above list is subject to further adjustments.
^MFWM students may take up to two elective courses outside the MFWM programme:
- A maximum of two 6-credit electives from the taught postgraduate curricula offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics may be allowed under the advice and approval of the Programme Directors concerned.
- Alternatively, MFWM students may take one of the two outside electives from the Master of Social Sciences in the field of Nonprofit Management. The selection of cross-listed courses shall be subject to the approval of the Programme Director/Chair of the two respective programmes.