语言要求雅思 7（W 7 / S 6.5 / L 6.5 / R 7） · 托福 100（W 27 / S 22 / L 22 / R 25） · 托福（新版） 5.5（W 5.5 / S 4.5 / L 5 / R 5） · PTE 70（W 70 / S 62 / L 62 / R 70）
就业方向投资银行、资产管理公司、商业银行、监管机构
岗位分布金融分析师、投资经理、风险管理师、资产经理、投资顾问
📚 课程设置（11 门）
课程11 门
全球金融史History of Global Finance
金融市场历史History of Financial Markets
银行系统历史History of Banking Systems
经济史定量分析 IQuantitative Analysis in Economic History I
经济史定量分析 IIQuantitative Analysis in Economic History II
经济史定量分析专题Topics in Quantitative Analysis in Economic History
国际金融International Finance
金融市场Financial Markets
管理金融Managerial Finance
全球金融体系Global Financial Systems
论文Dissertation
🎯 入学要求
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Upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in social science.
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The English language requirement for this programme is Research . Read more about our English language requirements .
Competition for places at LSE is strong. So, even if you meet the minimum entry requirements, this doesn't guarantee you an offer of a place.
However, please don’t feel deterred from applying – we want to hear from all suitably qualified students. Think carefully about how you can put together the strongest possible application to help you stand out.
📖 项目简介
The MSc Financial History provides students with a historical and interdisciplinary perspective on the main challenges facing the global monetary and financial system and capital markets. In the last decade, the field of financial history has experienced considerable growth globally. Fifteen years of financial turmoil have led to a revival of questions and debates about money and finance and stakeholders as well as have realised how a deeper knowledge of financial history can help to better inform and guide the current policy debate.
The programme will allow students from various academic backgrounds (history, finance, economics or any related discipline) to acquire a deep understanding of the functioning of capital markets and of the conduct of monetary affairs through a historical approach. It'll train you, through the study of financial history, to think critically and deeply about monetary and financial problems.
Having successfully completed the MSc Financial History programme you will be able to:
apply theories of money, banking and finance to concrete historical case studies from a broad range of countries
identify the causes of monetary and financial instability and crises through a combination of quantitative and qualitative historical methods
assess the effects of monetary and financial policies on the economy and capital markets through a historical analysis taking account of the broader economic, social, and political context
draw parallels between various historical episodes of credit booms, financial market bubbles, inflations, and crises and identify what can be learned from them
understand the historical origins of today’s global financial and monetary architecture
reflect critically on the main policy debates in the areas of money and finance and on the trade-offs they involve, for example with regard to financial regulation, quantitative easing, exchange rate regimes, and capital controls
put current monetary and financial problems into a long run perspective and analyse them with the eye of a financial historian.
The following is a list of general economic history books that you might want to take a look at before you arrive at LSE. Please note, these books are listed as a general introduction to economic history and may not appear on the reading lists of the courses that you actually take - they are presented as a starting point.
Ahamed, L. (2009), Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World, Penguin Press
Aliber, R., & Kindleberger, C. P. (2015). Manias, panics and crashes: A history of financial crises. Palgrave
Baten, Joerg (2016), A History of the Global Economy. Cambridge
Broadberry, S. and O’Rourke, K. (eds.) (2010), The Cambridge Economic History of Modern Europe, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Cain, P. J., and A. G. Hopkins (2016), British Imperialism, 1688-2015, Routledge
Crafts, N.F.R. and Fearon, P. (2013), The Great Depression of the 1930s: Lessons for Today, Oxford: Oxford University Press
De Roover, R. (1974). Business, banking, and economic thought in late medieval and early modern Europe. University of Chicago Press
Eichengreen, B. (1992), Golden Fetters, Oxford: Oxford University Press
Eichengreen, B. (2008). Globalizing Capital: A History of the International Monetary System. Princeton University Press
Eichengreen, B. (2015). Hall of mirrors: The Great Depression, the Great Recession, and the Uses-and Misuses of History. Oxford University Press
Ferguson, N. (2008). The ascent of money. A financial history of the world. Penguin
Galbraith, J. K. (1980), The Great Crash, 1929, London: A. Deutsch
Gorton, G. (2012), Misunderstanding Financial Crises, Oxford: Oxford University Press
Hirschman, Albert O. (2013), The Passions and the Interests: political arguments for capitalism before its triumph. Princeton
James, H. (2001), The End of Globalization: Lessons from the Great Depression, Harvard: Harvard University Press
Kindleberger, C
以上为伦敦政治经济学院该项目官网项目页原文（英文），本站未做改写或补写。
✨ 项目特色
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Discover more about our students and department.
Meet the department
Why LSE
LSE is home to one of the largest specialist economic history departments in the world, with 25 permanent teaching staff, as well as visiting academics and researchers.
We use social science concepts and theories as a starting point to study the evolution of real economies in their social, political and cultural contexts.
Collectively, our academics have a huge breadth and depth of knowledge, ranging from the Medieval period to the current day, and covering every world economy, from the Americas to Asia, Africa and Europe.
The department’s research interests range from social well-being to technology and finance, and from the history of economic ideas to global trade patterns. Our research has informed decision-making in numerous government departments, NGOs, and international bodies such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Drawing on their research strengths, our academics hold editorial and board membership roles on many world-renowned journals (such as Cliometrica and the Economic History Review) and regularly share their insights in the national and international media.
Currently, the department offers three undergraduate degree programmes and a range of postgraduate degrees and research opportunities. Many of our graduates secure high-profile teaching and research roles in the UK and internationally.
该项目为硕士 · 历史，官网介绍：The MSc Financial History provides students with a historical and interdisciplinary perspective on the main challenges facing the global monetary and financial system and capital markets.
伦敦政治经济学院金融史理学硕士的学制是多久？
该校官网公布为 1年（全日制）。
伦敦政治经济学院金融史理学硕士的学费是多少？
34200英镑/年，为该校官网公布的项目学费。
伦敦政治经济学院金融史理学硕士什么时候入学？
该校官网公布 9月 入学。
伦敦政治经济学院金融史理学硕士的语言成绩要求是什么？
雅思 7（W 7 / S 6.5 / L 6.5 / R 7） · 托福 100（W 27 / S 22 / L 22 / R 25） · 托福（新版） 5.5（W 5.5 / S 4.5 / L 5 / R 5） · PTE 70（W 70 / S 62 / L 62 / R 70）。
伦敦政治经济学院金融史理学硕士的入学要求是什么？
Upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in social science. Please select your country from the dropdown list below to find out the entry requirements that apply to you.