University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Master of Science - Law, Regulation and the International Financial System

Master's Degree

Program Summary

Program Description

Study the MSc Law, Regulation and the International Financial System to discover the regulatory framework for international financial systems via legal and financial topics.

Governments, regulators, and the financial industry have made major efforts to promote legal compliance and fair-dealing cultures within the financial sector. This has increased the demand for skilled graduates with knowledge in both law and finance.

The Master’s in Law, Regulation and the International Financial System is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the issues associated with the financial services sector. Students will explore relevant knowledge related to business operations, regulations, and international best practice in this area. They will also develop in-depth learning through a major independent research project in a specialist area of their choice.

Successful graduates will be equipped with the specialist knowledge for the legal and financial industry. They will be ideally suited for roles in the legal sectors, financial institutions, public sectors, international institutions or non-governmental organisations, and for pursuing further research.

Academic Background

Minimum Level of Education Completed

4-Year Bachelor's Degree

Minimum GPA

60%

Minimum Language Test Scores

Reading

5.5

Writing

5.5

Listening

5.5

Speaking

5.5

Reading

51

Writing

51

Listening

51

Speaking

51

Program Intakes

Open date

January 1, 2026

Submission deadline

July 1, 2026

Open date

January 1, 2027

Submission deadline

July 1, 2027

Cost and Duration

Master's Degree

Program Level

1 year master's degree

Program Length

£15180 GBP

Cost of Living

£0 GBP

Application fee

£17450 GBP / First Year

Gross Tuition