Late applications are being welcomed for this diploma which examines the provision of financial services from a national and international perspective.

What our past students say

"The Diploma in Finance Law enabled me to broaden my knowledge in areas of finance law that were less familiar to me, while at the same time building on the practical experience I had gained in investment funds law. The lecturers provided practical examples of the types of matters that can arise, and the tutorials allowed for further in-depth discussions, based on practical scenarios. The course materials were comprehensive, and being able to view lectures and access notes online was a real benefit. I would recommend this course to anyone wishing to move into the area of finance law for the first time, or someone seeking to build on existing experience."

Mairéad McGuinness, Legal and Policy Team Lead, Central Bank of Ireland

Who should apply

The course will appeal to solicitors, barristers and trainees who wish to expand their knowledge of the financial services industry with a view to moving into the area, as well as those in the banking industry, and other suitable professionals seeking to gain a thorough understanding of the rules governing the regulation of banking and a detailed knowledge of banking documentation, the funds industry in Ireland, and compliance issues regarding the financial services industry.

• Apply for the autumn 2024 Diploma in Finance Law

This course starts on Tuesday 15 October. However, late applications are being encouraged. Those who join the course after the start date will be able to watch the lectures via playback, so will have the opportunity to catch up on any missed sessions.

For further information on the course and the application process, visit the Diploma Centre pages on our website or contact Megan Murphy Byrne, course leader.