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As a finance and investment analyst or adviser, you’ll be a natural researcher who uses their financial knowledge and communication skills to drive the decisions of investment companies and banks. Here you can find out more about working in this field to get a sense of what’s involved.
A degree in an area directly related to finance and investment is ideal for working in this field. Subjects you might consider include:
Having a degree in another area could be useful depending on the sector you’re focusing on as an analyst or adviser, as it could provide you with useful industry knowledge.
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You don’t need a postgraduate qualification to work in this field, but it can help if you’re transferring from an unrelated academic background or competing for sought-after opportunities.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MAs in:
You’ll benefit from strong mathematical and financial knowledge in this role, along with communication skills and the ability to work well under pressure.
Work experience is very valuable in this field as you’ll likely be applying to highly competitive internships or graduate opportunities. Getting any work experience or a placement within a financial institution, finance office, or other industries related to finance will help you stand out against other applicants.
Use our Career Matcher to see which industries and roles align best with your interests.
