Master Gestion De Patrimoine

The Master Gestion De Patrimoine at Université d'Angers, located in Angers, France, is a two-year master's program delivered in French, with a yearly tuition of 250 EUR and courses beginning in September. Wealth management, known in French as gestion de patrimoine, is a field concerned with advising individuals and families on how to organize, protect, and grow their assets over time, covering areas such as investment planning, taxation, real estate, insurance, retirement preparation, and estate or succession planning. Students in this discipline typically study financial markets, personal taxation, civil and family law as it relates to inheritance, insurance products, and the regulatory framework governing financial advice. Coursework often includes case studies of client situations, financial modeling exercises, and an introduction to the ethical and regulatory obligations of professionals who manage other people's assets. The field combines elements of finance, law, and taxation, requiring graduates to be comfortable moving between technical financial analysis and client-facing advisory work. Career paths for graduates commonly include wealth management advisor roles in banks and private banking divisions, independent financial planning, positions in insurance companies, notarial offices, and family offices, as well as roles supporting business owners with succession planning. Since teaching is in French, applicants need a solid command of French to engage with legal and financial terminology. The program runs for two years at Université d'Angers in Angers.