Program Overview

Master of Applied Finance and Economics Regulations

The Master of Applied Finance and Economics (MAFE) Regulations contains the official requirements needed to complete the qualification.

Overview

The Master of Applied Finance and Economics is a postgraduate degree that provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in finance and economics.

Regulations

The MAFE Regulations outline the requirements for completing the degree, including coursework, research, and examination requirements.

Admission Criteria

• Admission to the MAFE program is based on academic merit and other relevant factors.
• Applicants must meet the university's admission requirements, including language proficiency and academic qualifications.

Program Structure

• The MAFE program consists of coursework and research components.
• Students must complete a set of core courses and electives, as well as a research project or thesis.

Research Areas

• The MAFE program covers a range of research areas in finance and economics, including:
  • Financial markets and institutions
  • Corporate finance
  • International finance
  • Economic theory and policy
  • Quantitative methods and modeling

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees for the MAFE program are set by the university and may vary depending on the student's residency status and other factors.

Graduation Requirements

• To graduate from the MAFE program, students must complete all required coursework and research components, and meet the university's academic and residency requirements.

Academic Support

• The university provides academic support services to MAFE students, including academic advising, language support, and research assistance.

Career Opportunities

• The MAFE program prepares students for a range of career opportunities in finance, economics, and related fields, including:
  • Financial analysis and planning
  • Investment banking and management
  • Economic policy and research
  • International trade and finance
  • Academic and research careers