Queen's University

Overview

The Finance program at Queen's University in Toronto is designed to equip students with advanced expertise in corporate finance, markets, and portfolio management. Through a practice-focused curriculum, you will develop essential analytical and communication skills to interpret financial data and make informed investment decisions. This comprehensive program typically spans 12 months and is delivered on-campus in English.

What you'll study

Core curriculum includes:

• Corporate Finance and Financial Statement Analysis

• Quantitative Analysis and Economics

• Advanced Financial Modeling

• Equity Markets

• Fixed Income Instruments and Markets

• Advanced Portfolio Management

Learning approach: The program emphasizes applied problem-solving, case-based learning, and the use of finance tools, effectively connecting theoretical knowledge with professional practice.

Capstone / final assessment: A culminating assessment or integrative evaluation is typically included, aligning with the program’s finance competencies.

Entry requirements

Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program have not been disclosed. However, prospective students should verify current entry criteria with the university.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Finance program can expect to find opportunities in a variety of sectors, including corporate finance, investment banking, asset management, and financial consulting. The skills acquired during the program will prepare you for roles that require expertise in financial analysis, investment strategies, and market evaluation.