7 Economics MSc Degree Programs in Hong Kong

The MSc in Actuarial Science and Insurance Analytics (ASI) is a full-time master’s programme designed to nurture high-calibre actuaries to meet Asia’s growing demand. Built on the highly successful BBA in Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis (IFAA) and augmented by the unparalleled academic and career support of the CUHK Business School, the programme will help you develop adaptable skills for a variety of actuarial or analytical roles, be it in insurance companies, banks, financial institutions, or InsurTech start-ups.

The HKU Masters programme in Accounting explores theories on the importance of accounting roles in executive decisions, preparing you to be professional accountants, financial experts, and future business leaders. Through exploring analytics and big data in accounting, students will learn how to take insights and information.

Hong Kong is a gateway between East and West. As a global service centre, Hong Kong plays a major role in interfacing between suppliers and customers around the world. To retain its leading competitive position in serving international markets, it is crucial for Hong Kong businesses to embrace best practices in operational research.

We are excited to introduce you to this distinctive Master of Science in International Banking and Finance (MIBF) Program, hosted by the Economics Department of Lingnan University.

The Master of Science in Accounting and Finance Analytics is a conversion programme designed for graduates to develop a broad understanding of the accounting and finance disciplines and the applications of technology to these disciplines.

This programme familiarizes you with contemporary and up-to-date accounting knowledge and issues. It aims to build up your accounting knowledge base, enabling you to develop sound analytical skills and

1-year full-time programme. Gives an in-depth coverage of the major areas in risk management and insurance, with an emphasis on professional practice. Helps students obtain professional qualifications such as Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and Financial Risk Manager (FRM) qualifications. Covers risk management principles, general insurance, life and health insurance, financial risk management, risk modelling and analysis, insurance law and regulation, wealth management, and financial services markets. The inclusion of finance electives increases the appeal of the degree to both students and potential employers.