Our programmes
The IIMR is associated with the University of Buckingham in the UK.
MSc Programmes
The University of Buckingham offers two MSc programmes: MSc Money, Banking and Central Banking; and MSc Money, Banking and Wealth Management. They are designed to offer specialised teaching in banking and financial markets.
- MSc Money, Banking and Central Banking focuses on the changes in the banking and financial markets during and since the Global Financial Crisis.
- MSc Money, Banking and Wealth Management pays particular attention to the changes introduced by major central banks since March 2020 with the outbreak of the covid crisis.
Download the prospectus for the postgraduate programmes
PG Certificate in Money, Banking and Central Banking
The Postgraduate Certificate in Money, Banking and Central Banking is taught 100% online. This makes it a good choice for people who wish to study alongside their career or who live abroad. The programme focuses on changes in the banking and financial markets during and since the Global Financial Crisis.
Download the prospectus for the postgraduate programmes
Professional Training Courses
The Institute also provides bespoke professional courses and corporate training on Money and Central Banking, which can be tailored to suit the specific needs, strategy, and culture of your organisation. The courses are taught at a very high policy level by professionals and academics with many years of experience, including advisors to Parliaments and Central Banks in different jurisdictions. Amongst others: Tim Congdon (IIMR), Damian Pudner (IIMR), Geoffrey Wood (University of Buckingham), Juan Castaneda (Vinson Centre) and Forrest Capie (Cass Business School).
Find out more about professional courses.
Internships
If you would like to apply for an internship with the Institute, please contact the Director, damian.pudner@buckingham.ac.uk.
Read below a quote from a previous intern.
“The overall experience of the internship was very positive. The projects I worked on allowed me to make good use of the theoretical and practical skills that I have learned in the class room. As an international student it also helped me to understand how monetary systems function in different parts of the world. I also really appreciated how flexible and helpful everyone at The Institute was.
Jorge Alejandro Mejia, Autumn 2018