Introduction to Master of Science in Financial Technology
The Master of Science in Financial Technology Program aims to cultivate interdisciplinary professionals equipped with both financial knowledge and information technology expertise. The curriculum design focuses on the integration of theoretical research with practical applications, highlights market orientation and innovation awareness, and emphasizes interdisciplinary integration and the broadening of global perspectives. Through two years of full-time study, students will systematically master fundamental financial theories, industry trends, and regulatory policies. They will become proficient in applying information technologies - including big data analytics, blockchain, and artificial intelligence - to address challenges in the financial industry. Additionally, they will develop practical skills in financial innovation, product design, and risk management.
The program includes 8 core courses (24 credits), 3 elective courses (9 credits), and an independent accomplished master’s thesis (12 credits).
The program has the following characteristics:
1. The program emphasizes the interdisciplinary integration of finance, information technology, and law. Its curriculum design bridges financial theory with emerging technologies including blockchain, artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and regulatory compliance.
2. The program focuses on practical application and innovation. The curriculum includes case studies, industry-based projects, and lab simulations, enabling students to gain in-depth knowledge of applying cutting-edge financial services technologies.
3. The program offers abundant financial data resources and state-of-the-art computing facilities. These resources assist students in applying advanced technological tools and analytical methods to solve practical financial problems, enhancing their abilities in financial data analysis and technological application, and effectively supporting their financial decision-making processes and innovative initiatives.
