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ADVANCED MASTER IN FINANCIAL MARKETS | AMFM
Curricula
The contents of education are described in curricula. AMFM curricula are programme learning objectives based (PLO) and structured into levels. The contents of the curricula are reviewed annually.
GLOSSARY

Programme Learning Objective (PLO):
Learning objectives are statements that describe significant and essential learning that lifelong learners have achieved, and can reliably demonstrate at the end of the programme. Each course contribute in varios degree to the learning objectives (Not covered, Introduction, Reinforcement, Mastery)

Learning Outcomes (CLOs):
Course Learning outcomes are statement that state the level of understanding and performance the learner is expected to reach upon engaging with the teaching and learning activities.

Teaching & Learning Activities (TLAs):
Teaching activities are to be understood as the methods used to help learners achieve the learning outcomes. Learning activities are the different ways of implementing these methods. They are the experiences that allow learners to achieve learning outcomes.
What are the Programme Learning Objectives (PLOs)?
By the end of the programme, the learners will be able to:
- PLO 1.1 ... Display critical thinking and develop autonomous learning strategies and techniques
- PLO 2.1 … Focus on sustainable development and demonstrate work ethics to foster a socially responsible behaviour
- PLO 3.1 … Work and communicate effectively as part of a team in an international and multicultural environment
- PLO 4.1 … Adopt a scientific approach to quantitative and qualitative data collection, research and analysis and communicate results with clear, structured and sophisticated arguments
Explore the Curriculum for your Learning Group
AMFM Learning Group 2025-2026
AMFM-2526-501-Advanced Excel for Finance and Financial Markets
AMFM-2526-502-Personal Development and Leadership
AMFM-2526-503-Corporate Finance and Valuation
AMFM-2526-504-Overview of Financial Markets
AMFM-2526-505-Financial & Corporate Reporting
AMFM-2526-506-Real-time Economics
AMFM-2526-507-Economic Policy & European Integration
AMFM-2526-508-Banking Regulation
AMFM-2526-509-Banking Management
AMFM-2526-510-Derivatives
AMFM-2526-511-Investment Banking
AMFM-2526-512-Asset Management
AMFM-2526-513-Financial Infrastructures
AMFM-2526-514-Risk Management
AMFM-2526-515-Hedge Funds
AMFM-2526-516-M&A Valuation & Case Study
AMFM-2526-517-Real Estate Investing
AMFM-2526-518-Banking Analysis - Practice
AMFM-2526-519-Private Equity
AMFM-2526-520-Next-Gen Finance
AMFM-2526-521-Internship
AMFM-2526-502-Personal Development and Leadership
AMFM-2526-503-Corporate Finance and Valuation
AMFM-2526-504-Overview of Financial Markets
AMFM-2526-505-Financial & Corporate Reporting
AMFM-2526-506-Real-time Economics
AMFM-2526-507-Economic Policy & European Integration
AMFM-2526-508-Banking Regulation
AMFM-2526-509-Banking Management
AMFM-2526-510-Derivatives
AMFM-2526-511-Investment Banking
AMFM-2526-512-Asset Management
AMFM-2526-513-Financial Infrastructures
AMFM-2526-514-Risk Management
AMFM-2526-515-Hedge Funds
AMFM-2526-516-M&A Valuation & Case Study
AMFM-2526-517-Real Estate Investing
AMFM-2526-518-Banking Analysis - Practice
AMFM-2526-519-Private Equity
AMFM-2526-520-Next-Gen Finance
AMFM-2526-521-Internship
AMFM Learning Group 2024-2025
AMFM-2425-524-Internship