Modules
For the Masters you will need to take 100 credits of taught modules. There are five compulsory core modules which amount to 80 of your 100 required credits:

Advanced Microeconomics (20 credits)
Advanced Macroeconomics or International Macroeconomics (10 credits)
Theory of Finance (20 credits)
Financial Markets (10 credits)
Econometrics 1 (10 credits) and Econometrics 2 (10 credits) or
Econometric Methods for Research (20 credits) or 
Econometrics 1 (10 credits) and Applied Microeconometrics (10 credits)
In addition, you can choose 20 credits of options from:

Applied Microeconometrics (10 credits)
Corporate Finance (10 credits)
Continuous-time Finance and Derivative Assets (10 credits)
Design and Analysis of Mechanisms and Institutions (10 credits)
Development and Finance (10 credits)
Emerging Market Macroeconomics (10 credits)
Experimental Economics (10 credits)
Financial Engineering (10 credits)
Financial Market Microstructure (10 credits)
Financial Risk Management (10 credits)
Fixed Income Securities (10 credits)
Investment and Portfolio Management (10 credits)
Labour Economics (10 credits)
Project (10 credits)
Public Finance (10 credits)
Public Sector Economics: Microeconomic Applications (10 credits)
Time Series (10 credits)
Topics in Financial Econometrics (10 credits)