Program Overview

Two Masters in Two Years

This two year packaged degree allows you to complete two master programs in just two years, instead of what would normally take three years to complete separately. Initially, you will complete your first Master’s program for the duration of one and a half years. You will then receive six subjects (36 credit points) credit into your second Master’s program, allowing you to complete your second Master’s in two additional trimesters.

If you hold a bachelor’s degree in a Business or Commerce related area, you may be granted credit into your Master’s program to further shorten the duration and complete two Master’s in under two years.

Master of Financial Technology

Financial technology (FinTech) is growing exponentially and is transforming the future of business. Built on the intersection of finance and information technology, organisations across various industries are seeking graduates with skills and knowledge in this area to help identify new opportunities for disrupting markets, services and driving positive change.

The Master of Financial Technology is aimed at students aspiring to pursue a career within the growing FinTech field covering technology and its impact on banking and the global payment systems, the insurance industry and trading in financial markets.

Throughout the degree you will learn through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to modern technological developments in the financial sector. You will undertake subjects in data programming, information visualisation and machine learning, explore case studies, engage with industry partners, and apply your knowledge in a FinTech research project.

Graduates of a UOW financial technology degree may wish to pursue a career as an economist, finance manager, analyst programmer or utilise their digital financial literacy skills to enter the FinTech start-up space.

Master of Human Resource Management

The role of human resource management, otherwise known as people and culture, is changing. The Master of Human Resource Management (HRM) degree is designed to prepare professionals for this evolving landscape.

This specialised degree equips individuals with essential skills for navigating the complexities of the contemporary workplace. Examining organisational structures, systems, culture, and leadership dynamics, the curriculum provides a comprehensive understanding of leveraging competitive advantages in the global marketplace. From hybrid work models to digital transformation and sustainability, this degree positions students at the forefront of human resource management excellence.