Master of Science in Financial Services

Overview

This programme is for people who want to broaden their knowledge and competence in managing an organisation’s financial resources. It covers financial strategy, investment banking, risk management and global financial operations.

In Year 2 you choose an elective to specialise in an area such as credit, treasury, insurance or pension management, or explore financial innovation and entrepreneurship.

Entry requirements

To be admitted you need:

• A degree from a recognised institution, or a professional qualification such as CIMA, ACCA, ZIM, ZICA, CIM, CILTS, CFA or CIPS
• At least two years of post-qualification experience in a managerial or professional capacity

Duration and mode of study

Duration: 18 months minimum, up to 3 academic years.

Mode of study: Online. You study through the e-Campus learning platform, with live and recorded classes, so you can keep working while you study.

What you will study

Assessment mode

Continuous assessment through assignments, reports, tests, quizzes and case studies, plus final examinations. The weighting varies by course. Year 2 includes a dissertation.

Where it can take you

• Roles in banking, financial markets, pensions and insurance management
• Investment adviser or trading participant
• Financial services entrepreneur

Further study: Doctorate (PhD) in a related field.

Tuition fees

Fees effective 1 October 2026.

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Intake

Contact Admissions for the next intake date.