Master of Business in Finance
Finance
A course by
Lincoln University
A comprehensive postgraduate degree preparing graduates for specialist and management roles in finance and banking, with a curriculum aligned to the CFA programme and access to world-class trading facilities.
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NZQA Level 9 Certification (180 Credits)
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced understanding of finance and related disciplines
Demonstrate knowledge of finance theory and corporate policy, business management, accounting, and economics, including contemporary issues in sustainability, agribusiness, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
Expert application of quantitative and analytical tools
About This Course
The Master of Business in Finance is a taught master's degree designed to develop finance specialists with knowledge, analysis techniques and tools for making high-level financial decisions in business. The programme includes 70% of the CFA Candidate Body of Knowledge, encompasses ethics and professional standards, and provides training across finance, accounting, economics, business management, derivatives, sustainability, agribusiness, and innovation. Graduates will be equipped for senior roles in finance, banking, financial analysis, portfolio management, and related professions. The programme is delivered primarily through on-campus face-to-face teaching with supplementary online resources and is eligible for CFA student scholarships. Full-time completion is possible in 12 to 18 months.
Course Content
- Finance theory and corporate policy
- Principles of managerial economics
- Principles of accounting and finance
- Principles of business management
- Principles of marketing
- Research for managers
- Strategic business analysis
- Commercial banking
- Finance, futures and options
- Financial reporting and analysis
- Investment management
- Contemporary business issues (New Zealand and international perspectives)
- Derivatives and risk management
- Sustainability and ethical standards in finance
- Agribusiness, entrepreneurship, and innovation
Entry Requirements
Build towards these roles
General management positions involving financial analysisManagement roles in finance and bankingFinancial portfolio managementAccounting function coordinationFinancial planning in business, government, and non-profit organisations
Build skills in these industries
FinanceBanking
