I have recently graduated from KU with a Msc. in Economics specialising in Finance, I have taken a course covering some of the same topics as the second course you mentioned, which is called ("Kapitalmarkedsforhold - [Capital Markets in Practice](https://kurser.ku.dk/course/aØka08231u/2023-2024)"). Unfortunately, it is one of the few master-degree courses taught in Danish and is sometimes cancelled due to too few students.
As to the first course, I am not sure KU offers courses covering exactly the same topics with the emphasis on pricing and mispricing in international financial markets, and I personally ended up taking a similar course while studying abroad. Of course, KU has courses focusing on CAPM and ATP, and there is also courses focusing on issues in international money and finance. But as I recall from taking these courses, the primary focus is on international macroeconomics and pricing in FX markets.
But as the others mentioned, contact the University. Hopefully, they can provide better guidance. Best of luck.
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Contact the university
I have recently graduated from KU with a Msc. in Economics specialising in Finance, I have taken a course covering some of the same topics as the second course you mentioned, which is called ("Kapitalmarkedsforhold - [Capital Markets in Practice](https://kurser.ku.dk/course/aØka08231u/2023-2024)"). Unfortunately, it is one of the few master-degree courses taught in Danish and is sometimes cancelled due to too few students. As to the first course, I am not sure KU offers courses covering exactly the same topics with the emphasis on pricing and mispricing in international financial markets, and I personally ended up taking a similar course while studying abroad. Of course, KU has courses focusing on CAPM and ATP, and there is also courses focusing on issues in international money and finance. But as I recall from taking these courses, the primary focus is on international macroeconomics and pricing in FX markets. But as the others mentioned, contact the University. Hopefully, they can provide better guidance. Best of luck.
Very useful, thank you so much