The Master of Finance Specialisation is a 24 month full-time or part-time equivalent course offered by the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics. 

The course is full fee-paying, which means that you will be charged at the full fee-paying rate listed for each unit.

MFinS will engage students using teaching materials that link the lectures and workshops to local, national and global case studies. 

This approach will facilitate self-actualisation and the notion ‘doing and thinking are one’. 

It will also equip the students with the theories, concepts, and knowledge in finance that are necessary to deal with the rapid changes in finance worldwide by covering a variety of perspectives, including, but not restricted to: 

The theoretical, empirical, behavioural, ethical, economic, environmental and statistical/mathematical.

Data Management Specialisation

Develop expertise in the management of digital information. 

Strong data management and analytics skills give you a competitive advantage in the finance industry, where better data management leads to faster and more reliable decision making.

Learning Outcomes

• Explain the context and integrate advanced theoretical and technical finance knowledge including research and recent developments.
• Present, justify and defend, orally and in writing, financial information and decisions in complex collaborative contexts involving specialist and non-specialist audiences.
• Apply advanced theoretical and technical finance knowledge to critically analyse financial data to solve sophisticated financial problems in complex contexts. Prepare and execute a research-based project, capstone experience or piece of scholarship.
• Exercise judgement, under minimal guidance, to apply financial solutions using ethical, social, regulatory, economic, sustainability and global perspectives
• Reflect on and evaluate: the nature and implications of assumptions and value judgements in analysis,  interactions with other disciplines,  historical and contemporary events affecting the finance profession,  responsibilities of their role in both the finance profession and in the broader society

• Academic/Official Transcripts
• Language Proficiency
• Passport or Visa Documents
• Official translations of documents in a language other than English

For entry into the Master of Finance (Specialisation) students must meet the following criteria:

Either:

1. Completed undergraduate degree of an Australian higher education institution or the equivalent standard in any other institution
   OR
2. Completion of the Graduate Certificate of Business Studies at the University of Tasmania, or an equivalent qualifying Graduate Certificate#

#a qualifying Graduate Certificate is any Graduate Certificate from an Australian higher education institution, or the equivalent from any other institution.