Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Financial Technology Specialization (Class-Based)
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Overview
The Financial Technology specialization is intended to equip graduate students with core skills needed to thrive in the evolving landscape of financial technology. These innovative and comprehensive courses incorporate elements of finance and technology with the core MBA business curriculum. Students will gain deeper understanding of financial systems, cutting-edge technologies, and develop the strategic acumen required to shape the future of business.
Specialization Requirements
Class-Based Specialization Courses
- FNT 500: Introduction to Fin Tech
- FNT 501: Gov and Reg for Fin Tech
- Prerequisite: FNT 500
- FNT 502: Data Analytics for Fin Tech
- Prerequisite: FNT 501
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Evaluate new financial technologies and the role in industry.
- Appraise data analytics techniques and usage in the financial sector.
- Assess regulation and compliance within the financial technology industry..
Program Disclosure
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