Master of Finance - St. George

The Master of Finance (MF) program provides the most in-depth theoretical and applied finance training currently available. Aimed at experienced working professionals, the program is delivered on Wednesday evenings and alternating Saturdays over 20 months. This enables students to advance their career without leaving work, and be able to apply the knowledge learned in the classroom immediately in the workplace. Students come from a variety of backgrounds such as financial risk, portfolio management, corporate finance, equity research, accounting, sales and trading, insurance, pensions, and legal settings.

Minimum mid-B average (equivalent to a 3.0 from the University of Toronto) is required across courses in the final year. Candidates who meet or exceed all other requirements but do not meet the GPA requirement may be eligible for non-standard admission on a case-by-case basis.GPA’s are be calculated on the first undergraduate degree. If you have taken additional courses past graduation, or graduate studies those will be considered overall for your application but will not be used for your GPA calculation.Minimum of two years of work experience in finance or a finance-related field strongly recommended.On average applicants have five years of work experience. We require a GMAT or GRE score from most candidates. You can be exempt if you meet one or more of the following criteria:Passed CFA Level II or abovePassed the Common Final Exam (CFE) (or former UFE) for a Certified Professional Accountant (CPA) designationor equivalent designations in other jurisdictions recognized by CPA Canada or CPA OntarioUniversity of Toronto graduates with a high distinction (3.5 GPA or higher) and graduates of an accredited university with a GPA equivalent to a University of Toronto 3.5 or higher once converted and with the permission of the MFin Academic DirectorObtained a professional designation in Engineering (P.Eng) or Actuarial Science (ACIA or FCIA)or equivalent designations in other jurisdictions recognized by Engineers Canada or Canadian Institute of Actuaries, respectivelyAt the time of your application, we will require an unofficial transcript from each institution you have attended for credit. This includes undergraduate, graduate and exchange studies.Undergraduate or graduate degree from a recognized English language university