Master of Finance: Take control of your wealth
The Master of Finance Program is dedicated to cultivating professionals with solid financial theoretical foundation and rich practical experience, and injecting continuous vitality into the prosperity and development of the financial industry. The program covers financial markets, investment management, risk management, corporate finance and other core areas, helping students to fully grasp the core knowledge and key skills in the financial field, so as to achieve great success in financial institutions, enterprises, government departments and other related fields.
Course Description
- Recruitment target: Excellent students with bachelor's degree or above in finance or related majors, with strong interest in the financial field and devoted to deep cultivation and development.
- Length of schooling: 1 year (flexible on-the-job learning mode, skillfully integrating the advantages of online and offline courses).
- Gold content of the certificate: The master's degree in finance from Wall Street Business School represents the professional ability and academic level of the students in the financial field, and is an important certificate for entering top financial institutions such as investment banks and hedge funds.
- Graduates with a master's degree in finance usually work as senior analysts, investment managers, risk managers and other important positions in investment banks, commercial banks, insurance companies, securities companies, fund management companies and other financial institutions, and become elite talents in the financial industry.
Core courses (required)
- Econometrics: a method of financial data analysis.
- Investments: Theory and Practice of Securities Investment.
- Corporate Finance: Corporate financial decision-making and valuation.
- Financial Markets and Institutions: The operation and regulation of financial markets.
- Risk Management: the identification, assessment and control of financial risks.
- Derivatives Pricing: Theory and Practice of Derivatives Markets.
- Fixed Income Securities: Analysis and Investment in the Bond Market.
- Behavioral Finance: The influence of psychological factors on financial decisions.
- Financial Modeling: Design and Application of Financial Models.
Elective courses (at least 2)
- 1. International Finance: International financial markets and exchange rates.
- 2. Real Estate Finance: Real Estate Investment and Financing.
- 3. FinTech: the application and development of FinTech.
- 4. Quantitative Investing: The design and implementation of quantitative investing strategies.