A finance-focused master’s programme that combines quantitative methods with data analytics to help you build models for risk, investment decisions, and financial forecasting. You will work with tools such as Python, R, SQL, and data visualisation techniques used in industry.
Programme type: Master’s programme (MSc)
Credits: Not specified in the current record
Duration: Not specified in the current record
Delivery format: Not specified in the current record (check programme website)
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Tuition fees: Not specified in the current record
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Tools and skills: Python, R, SQL, data visualisation, financial modelling, risk analytics, econometrics, machine learning
Programme Structure (indicative)
Year/Semester 1
- Foundations of Financial Data Analytics
- Quantitative Methods for Finance
- Financial Modelling and Time-Series Concepts
- Data Management: SQL for Analytics
- Data Visualisation for Financial Insights
Year/Semester 2
- Econometrics for Financial Applications
- Risk Analytics and Measurement
- Machine Learning for Finance
- Applied Analytics Project / Case Studies
Year/Semester 3 (if applicable)
- Advanced Topics in FinTech and Financial Technology
- Portfolio Analytics and Decision Support
- Electives (choose based on track/interests)
Capstone / Dissertation (if applicable)
- A capstone project or dissertation applying analytics and modelling to a finance-related problem (e.g., forecasting, risk modelling, or investment research).
Academic requirements
Applicants should be eligible for admission to a Master’s degree programme after successfully completing a relevant undergraduate (UG) degree of at least three years from a recognised university, and be eligible for the award of that degree.
Note: Specific minimum GPA/grade thresholds and standardised test requirements (e.g., GRE/GMAT) are not listed in the current record. Please confirm the latest entry criteria on the programme website.
English requirements
English language test requirements (e.g., IELTS/TOEFL) are not specified in the current record. If you do not meet the university’s exemptions, you may be required to provide an accepted English proficiency test score. Please verify the required score and acceptable tests on the programme website.
Other requirements
General requirements
- Undergraduate degree: minimum three years from a recognised university.
- Eligibility for the award of the degree.
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