Master of Finance (Financial Economics in Energy and Environment)
Master of Finance - Financial Economics in Energy and Environment (EEE)
The Master of Finance – Financial Economics in Energy and Environment (FT MoF-EEE) program is suitable for degree graduates, particularly those with no or little work experience, who would like to specialize in the energy and environment areas of the financial industry. This specialism is built on solid economics and finance foundations and provides students with up-to-date business and financial information on the development of energy and environment markets.
Program Outcomes
On completion of the FT MoF-EEE program, graduates will be able to:
- understand conceptual frameworks drawn from Accounting, Risk Management, Economics, Quantitative Method and Law to the analysis of investment and corporate finance issues.
- solve asset management/corporate finance problems as they present themselves in real-life situations.
- formulate financial strategies and policies.
- demonstrate awareness of the ethical implications of finance/economics-based decisions on energy and environmental issues.
Special Features
- Collaborative Study Program with UMass Boston;
- Candidates with no or little work experience are welcome to apply;
- Students are able to complete the Master’s program in ONE year;
- The most up-to-date industry practices are incorporated into the curriculum to make the program a unique synthesis of academic theories and professional practices;
- The program has been accepted into the CFA Institute University Recognition Program, positioning students to sit for the CFA examinations.
- The Master of Finance (MoF) program at PolyU is proud to be an academic partner with GARP for risk education.
Program Structure
- You have to complete 6 Compulsory Subjects (i.e. 18 credits), 4 Elective Subjects (i.e. 12 credits), and 2 Compulsory Capstone Subjects (i.e. 6 credits).
- A total of 36 credits are required for the Master of Finance (Investment Management) award.
- Students will study six subjects in each of Semesters 1 and 2.
Entrance Requirements
- A Bachelor's degree from a recognized university, preferably with at least a second-class lower division honor, or equivalent; AND
- A minimum score of 600 (Total, Verbal, and Quantitative Scores) in the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) OR a minimum score of 600 (or its equivalence under the revised General Test) in both Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning in Graduate Record Examinations (GRE).
If you are not a native speaker of English, and your Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification was awarded by an institution at which the medium of instruction is not English, you are expected to fulfill the University's minimum English language requirement for admission.
Suitable candidates may be invited to attend admission interviews.
Fee
Local students: The tuition fee is HK$185,400 per program (36 credits)
Non-local students: The tuition fee is HK$248,400 per program (36 credits)
This school offers programs in:
- English
Last updated June 5, 2018
