Master of Commerce in Business Management (Finance, Risk Management and Banking)

University of South Africa (UNISA)

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Business Administration

Study Programme Details

City: Pretoria

Country: South Africa

Admission Sessions: Summer Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

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Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

36 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Embark on a transformative academic journey with the Master of Commerce in Business Management (Finance, Risk Management and Banking) program at the University of South Africa (UNISA). This cutting-edge program is meticulously crafted to not only equip you with the essential skills in finance, risk management, and banking but also to immerse you in the latest industry trends and future possibilities.

In a world where financial landscapes evolve rapidly, our program stands as a beacon of innovation and adaptability. Through a dynamic curriculum, we don’t just educate; we empower future leaders in finance to navigate challenges, make strategic decisions, and contribute meaningfully to the financial industry.

Overview

Delve into the heart of finance, risk management, and banking with our Master of Commerce program, specializing in the code 98582 – FIN. This isn’t just an education; it’s a pathway to becoming a financial innovator and risk strategist. As a Full Research program with a prestigious NQF level 9, this qualification stream offers a comprehensive approach to your academic journey, spanning 180 credits.

In the rapidly changing financial landscape, be prepared for a program that not only keeps pace with current trends but anticipates future possibilities. Immerse yourself in an environment where your aspirations align seamlessly with the latest industry demands. The SAQA ID 14369 attests to the quality and relevance of this program, ensuring that you graduate with a qualification recognized nationally and internationally.

Admission Requirements

An appropriate bachelor honours degree, or an appropriate postgraduate diploma, or a 480 credit bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 96 credits at NQF level 8 in the field of Finance or Business Management with an average of at least 60%. A student who is admitted on the strength of a postgraduate diploma or a 480 credit bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 96 credits at level 8 and who has not completed a module in research methodology may be required to complete such a module at NQF level 8 for NDP before he/she will be allowed to register for the dissertation.

All students with foreign qualifications, including those with qualifications from African countries, must have their qualifications evaluated at SAQA. (www.saqa.org.za)
In addition to the above requirements, applicants must submit a transcript or an academic record, as well as a document describing their intended research. Students will be accepted on the following criteria: suitability and viability of the intended research; adequate supervisory capacity and research expertise in the discipline or department.
There is an approved selection procedure which is in line with Unisa’s policies on equality and diversity in the discipline or department.

DFFIN92 – Dissertation: Finance, Risk Management and Banking

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Future Career Outcomes

Witness the tangible impact of our program through the success stories of our alumni, who have ascended to leadership roles in renowned financial institutions. In an industry where demands are ever-evolving, our Master of Commerce program aligns seamlessly with these demands. The emphasis on skills development ensures that you graduate not just with a degree but with a toolkit of capabilities that position you as a sought-after professional in the dynamic job market.

Prepare to meet the demands of the financial world with confidence, armed with a qualification that goes beyond traditional education and propels you toward a future of endless possibilities.