Class Profile

Average Work Experience

6 Years

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,14,526 / year

Graduation Rate

99%

Job Placement

93%

Top recruiters

Deloitte

KPMG

IBM

Amazon

JPMorgan Chase

Goldman Sachs

Citigroup

Bank of America

BlackRock

The World Bank

Visa

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$62,500 / year

Overall Cost

$81,125 / year

Funding Options

Scholarships

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FAQs

• Are all applicants invited to interview?

  

  No. Your application is very important, and only the best applicants will be invited for interview. No one is offered a place without a personal interview.

• Can I submit my application without a GMAT/GRE test score?

  

  You are welcome to submit your application without a test score. After reviewing your complete application we will advise you that: 1 - we have decided to waive the GMAT/GRE requirement OR 2 - we have decided to move forward to interview, but our offer may still be conditional on a strong GMAT/GRE score OR 3 - we have decided to wait for a test score before making a decision to call you for interview OR 4 - we have decided not to consider you for this intake. In all cases the Admissions Committee reserves the right to require a strong score in GMAT or GRE before confirming a place on the programme. The earlier you apply, the more time we will be able to give you to take the test, if we make a conditional offer. Conversely, if you apply very late in the cycle, you will have a shorter time frame to meet the test requirement of a conditional offer, and it will be unlikely that you will be given the option to resit if your first test siting does not go well.

• Can I waive the GMAT/GRE?

  

  We offer waivers for GMAT/GRE to a very small number of applicants. To qualify, candidates will need to exhibit previous academic excellence. GMAT/GRE waiver decisions are made at the discretion of the MiF Admissions Committee. When the Admissions Committee are considering whether or not to grant a waiver, they will be looking for strong grades in previous university studies, especially in quantitative subjects, and outstanding professional experience in finance. In addition, professional qualifications will add weight to the case for a test waiver. Holding CFA II or above gives you an automatic GMAT waiver. If you are a non-native English speaker, we will also be seeking to establish that you are fluent in English. It is important to note that having insufficient time to prepare for GMAT/GRE (for example, due to work commitments) is not one of the grounds on which a waiver will be granted

• How does the 10-month flexible exit point work?

  

  To conclude your programme at the 10-month exit point, you must have successfully completed all the necessary courses and requirements, achieving the minimum number of required credits to be eligible for the award of degree

• Do I have to take a concentration?

  

  No, you can do a general Masters in Finance and tailor the programme to your interests and goals through selecting electives of your choice. Concentrations allow you to focus your academic and practical learning in a specific area, helping you to progress as a specialist in that area