Master of Financial Analysis at University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

The Master of Finance is a forward-looking, specialist program designed to boost your career prospects in the finance, investment and banking sector. Be challenged with real-world issues, applied projects, robust discussions with practising professionals, and learn how fintech is transforming the financial world. Prepare for the new financial frontier with an understanding of how to embrace the lightning-fast technological advances in areas such as AI, big data, blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Develop the skills and knowledge required to be a proficient analyst. One with strong abilities in data analysis and visualisation. This course will also equip you with a strong sense of ethics and social responsibilities within the finance and investment sector as well as and legal and regulatory compliance.

The Master of Financial Technologies will develop your expertise in FinTech and provide the skills required to apply emerging technologies and lead transformative, strategic change within financial services. There is a significant shortage of skilled financial sector professionals with a strong understanding of technologies such as blockchain, automated platforms, AI and issues such as cybersecurity and fraud detection. This course is co-designed and co-delivered with Swinburne's industry partners - Bendigo Bank, IBM and Tableau - to address these skill shortages and to ensure you learning experience is practical and current.

This program is recognised as an approved program by Financial Adviser Standards, The Treasury1. and will equip you with the education requirements to practise as a qualified financial adviser. We've worked closely with industry to develop our course content, and regularly consult with Treasury to ensure your Graduate Diploma meets the most up-to-date industry standards. Our Master of Finance (Financial Planning) is best suited to new entrants with a non-relevant degree.* Depending on your previous qualification/s, you may also be eligible to apply for credit or Advanced Standing, which means you could potentially finish your degree sooner, saving you both time and money.