School of International Economics
Understand the forces
connecting our world.
Explore the relationships between financial systems, economic policy and international affairs.
Explore Our ProgrammesWelcome to the School
Markets in motion.
Economies connected.
The School of International Economics brings together international economics, finance and economic diplomacy.
Its programmes develop approaches to interpreting economic information, assessing cross-border risks and preparing clear financial or policy analysis.
Academic Focus
Finance. Policy. Risk.
Finance & Global Markets
Financial systems, banking, investment and international capital flows.
Economic Diplomacy & Institutions
The interaction between economic policy, international institutions and diplomacy.
Risk, Regulation & Sustainable Finance
Financial regulation, cross-border risks and sustainable investment.
Explore Finance and Economics Programmes
International Finance and Global Markets
Explore foundations of international finance, global financial markets, international banking and monetary policy.
£990 · 16 weeks · 120 learning hours
View Programme →Professional Diploma · LCD-036International Banking and Financial Regulation
Explore banking systems, prudential regulation, central bank oversight.
£990 · 16 weeks · 120 learning hours
View Programme →Certificate · LCD-037International Investment and Capital Markets
Explore capital markets, investment instruments, portfolio risk.
£490 · 8 weeks · 60 learning hours
View Programme →Certificate · LCD-038International Trade Finance
Explore trade finance instruments, letters of credit, payment and counterparty risk.
£390 · 6 weeks · 45 learning hours
View Programme →Certificate · LCD-039Global Financial Compliance and Sanctions
Explore sanctions frameworks, aml and kyc controls, cross-border obligations.
£490 · 8 weeks · 60 learning hours
View Programme →Professional Diploma · LCD-040Economic Diplomacy and Global Governance
Explore economic diplomacy foundations, international institutions, negotiating economic policy.
£990 · 16 weeks · 120 learning hours
View Programme →Executive Diploma · LCD-041Economic Diplomacy and International Investment
Explore investment diplomacy, fdi policy, investor-state relations.
£1,490 · 20 weeks · 150 learning hours
View Programme →Professional Diploma · LCD-050Financial Diplomacy and International Economic Relations
Explore international financial architecture, financial statecraft, cross-border monetary relations.
£990 · 16 weeks · 120 learning hours
View Programme →Certificate · LCD-051International Financial Risk Management
Explore currency and interest-rate risk, credit and liquidity risk, scenario analysis.
£490 · 8 weeks · 60 learning hours
View Programme →Certificate · LCD-054Sustainable Finance and Global Investment
Explore sustainable finance standards, climate-related risk, responsible investment.
£490 · 8 weeks · 60 learning hours
View Programme →The Learning Approach
Interpret evidence.
Assess risk. Explain change.
Connect economic developments with their institutional, regulatory and geopolitical contexts.
- 01
Read Financial and Economic Information
Identify relevant sources and distinguish evidence from assumptions.
- 02
Examine International Cases
Connect financial developments with their wider context.
- 03
Develop a Briefing
Explain the issue, its implications and the limits of the evidence.
Admissions & Guidance
Explore your next economic perspective.
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