Master of Fintech and Investment Management (1 year)

New financebased technologies and innovation strategies are revolutionising the global economy. Banking, investment and commerce are increasingly driven by the application of data, backed by transaction information held on new blockchain platforms. Lincoln Universitys Master of Fintech and Investment Management grows the advanced skills youll need to evaluate and apply fintech priorities to finance, investment, information technology as well as agriculture. Programme contacts Dr Cuong Nguyen Senior Lecturer cuong.nguyenlincoln.ac.nz Professor Christopher Gan Head of Department christopher.ganlincoln.ac.nz

Whether you are considering a taught, taught/research or research-only Master’s degree, you will need a relevant degree with a B average in your 300-level courses and final year (or full-time equivalent). Taught Master’s degrees are usually 12-month full-time programmes. Like Bachelor’s degrees, they are delivered and assessed through a series of taught modules and may include independent research in the specialised subject area.