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Master of Management in Agribusiness

Learning Mode

On Campus

Duration

12–18 Months (Full Time)
Up to 4 Years (Part Time)

Start date

February, July

Qualification

Master of Fintech and Investment Management

Fees

NZ$45,000 (Total for International Students)
NZ$8,300–NZ$9,000 per year (Domestic Students)

Location

Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand

About the Course

The Master of Fintech and Investment Management at Lincoln University prepares students to succeed in the rapidly evolving world of digital finance, capital markets, and smart investing. The program bridges financial theory with technological innovation, equipping graduates with the analytical, technical, and strategic skills needed in today’s dynamic fintech and investment environments.

This career-focused master’s degree is ideal for finance professionals, data analysts, and tech-savvy graduates looking to lead in areas like blockchain, algorithmic trading, and digital portfolio management.

Why choose Fintech and Investment Management at Lincoln?

Industry Connected

Learn from finance professionals, work with real-time data platforms, and explore global investment trends through simulations and live projects.

Global Opportunities

Gain internationally relevant expertise in fintech and global capital markets, with exposure to both developed and emerging financial systems.

Professional Accreditation

The program is aligned with the CFA® Body of Knowledge and financial technology best practices, helping students prepare for global industry certifications.

Course Overview

The program combines investment theory, digital innovation, and applied portfolio management. Students explore topics like blockchain, data-driven decision-making, alternative assets, and financial regulation.

You’ll graduate with a robust understanding of how financial markets operate—and how to use technology to gain an edge in investment and asset management.

Course Duration

  • 12–18 Months (Full Time)
  • Up to 4 Years (Part Time)
    The degree includes core taught courses, a research or applied project, and elective options tailored to personal goals or industry focus.

Course Curriculum

Core Courses Include:

  • Financial Technology and Innovation
  • Investment Management
  • Algorithmic Trading
  • Advanced Corporate Finance
  • Blockchain and Digital Assets
  • Portfolio Analysis and Risk
  • Data Analytics for Finance
  • Financial Regulation and Ethics
  • Research Methods in Finance
  • Applied Project or Dissertation (60 credits)

Electives May Include:

  • Sustainable Finance
  • Agri-Finance and Rural Investment
  • Financial Economics
  • Advanced Econometrics

Admission Requirements

  • A bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, business, IT, or a related discipline
  • A B-grade average or higher
  • English Proficiency:
    • IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0) or equivalent

Required Documents:

  • Academic transcripts
  • CV/resume
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Passport or ID
  • English test results (if applicable)

Fees and Funding

International Students:

  • NZ$45,000 total

Domestic Students:

  • NZ$8,300–NZ$9,000 per year

Scholarships Available:

  • Lincoln University International Taught Master Merit Scholarship
  • Finance and Business Scholarships
  • Māori and Pacific support grants
  • Research project funding (for selected students)

Career Opportunities

Graduates will be prepared for roles in:

  • Investment Analysis
  • Fintech Product Management
  • Wealth and Portfolio Management
  • Blockchain and Crypto Asset Advisory
  • Quantitative Trading
  • Financial Technology Consulting
  • Risk and Compliance Analysis
  • Financial Data Science

The program also supports pathways to certifications such as CFA®, FRM®, or CAIA®.

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