11 On-Campus Banking and Finance MSc Degree Programs in Singapore

Financial Technology (FinTech) is a cluster of emerging innovations that have the potential to revolutionise the finance industry, enhancing the productivity of financial firms through data science and cyber technologies.

The Master of Science in Finance programme enables young executives to succeed in the global finance industry, with a strategic focus on China and the broader Asia-Pacific region. This programme offers a rigorous and immersive learning experience that broadens intellectual horizons and deepens our students’ financial acumen.

The MSc in Finance and Investment equips you with advanced knowledge and practical skills in financial decision-making from a management perspective. With a strong academic foundation and real-world application, this program prepares you for diverse roles such as hedge fund specialist, security analyst, portfolio manager, broker, or risk manager, across financial institutions, corporations, consulting firms, and government entities.

The MScDFinTech is launched to meet surging demand for high quality FinTech talent in Singapore and globally. This new flagship graduate programme in FinTech is designed to help students to build a strong foundation in both Computing and Finance.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) Master of Science in Financial Engineering (MFE) is a graduate degree programme offered by the Risk Management Institute (RMI). Launched in 1999 by the Centre for Financial Engineering at NUS, the predecessor to RMI, MFE is a multi-disciplinary programme that combines finance, mathematics and computing with a practical orientation to solve problems in finance.

A unique graduate programme, the Master of Science in Financial Engineering (MFE) empowers you to succeed as a dynamic professional in the world of high technology finance. The MSc Financial Engineering programme aims to equip you with concepts and techniques in Finance, Computer Science and Mathematics. You will learn how to apply sophisticated engineering tools to financial problems, utilising complex analytical and quantitative methods to tackle challenging problems in high-technology finance.

Our Master of Science in Sustainable and Green Finance (MSc in SGF) programme is designed to train recent graduates to challenge sustainability issues faced by businesses, financial institutions and investors in Asia and beyond. Our curriculum aims to instil an increased awareness of how finance can help to solve these challenges through a hands-on approach.

Our Master of Science in Finance programme is designed to groom recent graduates to address the substantial changes in the regulatory and institutional environments faced by the finance sector today. Our curriculum leverages self-directed and experiential learning to provide you with a fundamental understanding of the industry, while instilling qualities for you to be resourceful and enterprising in exploring effective solutions.

The Master of Science in Quantitative Finance (MQF) by coursework is a full-time programme to be completed within 12 months. It caters to a need identified by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) - to groom a critical mass of specialists in quantitative finance, which is the objective underlying the second phase of MAS's Finance Scholarship Programme.

Postgraduate studies at Singapore Management University (SMU) are tailored to groom a new breed of leaders and entrepreneurs through a proven innovative teaching platform and world-class research. Established in 2002, SMU’s Master of Science in Applied Finance (MAF) is a career-oriented programme designed to provide students with cutting-edge knowledge and competency, to meet the challenges of an increasingly complex global market and thrive in this dynamic industry.

In recent years, the proliferation of investment products and innovative financial services has contributed to the steady growth of wealth management as an attractive and lucrative service sector within the financial industry around the world. At the same time, rapid product development and technological advancements, changing needs of clients, and the globalisation of businesses are posing new challenges for professionals in wealth management. There is an ever-growing need for professional education and training programmes to enhance the level of knowledge and professional services in wealth management, especially in the Asia Pacific region. The MSc in Wealth Management programme has been developed to cater to this need.