89 Part-time Master's degrees in Banking

The combination of academic research and practical, professional focus makes the prospect of studying in the Finance and Investment Management programme of the University of Aberdeen - featuring built-in professional qualifications - highly appealing for those wanting to advance future career and earning potential.

The Financial Planning and Law program from Regent University  is designed to expand the legal thought, critical-thinking, and writing skills of students and professionals whose work may benefit from legal expertise without requiring a Juris Doctor.

The internationally accredited MBA degree of  Zurich Elite Business School (ZEBS) enables students to undertake a world-class MBA programme in Banking.

The master in Banking Law at University of South Africa (UNISA)  provides comprehensive open distance learning in a socially responsible and distinctive manner that produces excellent scholarship and research, provides quality tuition and fosters active community engagement.

Gain the research and critical thinking skills to support your career aspirations in global finance and banking. Join the Global Finance and Banking programme from King's College London.

Global Banking is offered by United International Business Schools. Our campuses are all located in the city center of several exciting destinations. 

The Banking and Finance (Online) course from SOAS University of London delivers a dynamic, practice-driven exploration of global banking systems, financial markets and regulation. 

The Banking and Finance (Online) from SOAS University of London delivers a dynamic, practice-driven exploration of global banking systems, financial markets and regulation. 

Created for finance professionals ready to move from technical roles into senior leadership – including international students drawn to London specifically for its finance sector – this Banking and Finance degree from Walbrook Institute London gives you the strategic thinking and credibility to lead in banks, fintechs or financial institutions.