Master of Commerce (Finance)

The University of Melbourne

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00116K

The Master of Commerce (Finance) represents Years 1 & 2 of the 5-year Doctoral Program in Finance and is only available to students pursuing the doctoral program.

Structure

Total Credit points 200

Subjects

FNCE90002 Foundations of Finance
FNCE90009 Research Report (Finance)
FNCE90041 Finance Theory - Investments
FNCE90042 Finance Theory - Corporate Finance
FNCE90005 Advanced Derivative Securities
MAST30001 Stochastic Modelling
ECON90063 Advanced Microeconomics
ECON90002 Microeconomics
ECON90062 Behavioural Economics:Accounting&Finance
ECON30024 Economics of Financial Markets
ECON90022 Game Theory
ECON30022 Experimental Economics
ECOM90002 Econometrics 2
ECOM90013 Econometrics 3
ECON90053 Mathematics for Economists
MAST20026 Real Analysis
MAST90057 Elements of Probability
MAST90058 Elements of Statistics
MAST90059 Stochastic Calculus with Applications
MAST90027 Practice of Statistics & Data Science
MAST90051 Mathematics of Risk
FNCE90076 Empirical Corporate Finance
FNCE90077 Empirical Investments
FNCE90007 Studies in Empirical Finance
FNCE90090 Thesis Workshop 1
FNCE90091 Thesis Workshop 2
ECON90063 Advanced Microeconomics
ECON90002 Microeconomics
ECON90012 Microeconomics II
ECON90062 Behavioural Economics:Accounting&Finance
ECON30024 Economics of Financial Markets
ECON90022 Game Theory
ECON30022 Experimental Economics
ECON90003 Macroeconomics
ECOM90013 Econometrics 3
ECOM90005 Advanced Econometric Techniques
ECOM90003 Applied Microeconometric Modelling
ECOM90014 Advanced Econometric Techniques 2
ECOM90011 Financial Econometrics
FNCE90043 Special Topics in Finance A
FNCE90044 Special Topics in Finance B

Standard entry requirements

A four-year undergraduate degree in finance or a quantitative discipline, or equivalent, with a University of Melbourne equivalent weighted average mark of least 75% (H2A) or equivalent or
Qualification and professional experience considered to be equivalent and
Successfully completed university level subjects in Calculus and Linear Algebra and submit
A personal statement outlining why they wish to be considered for the course (maximum of 1,000 words) and
A Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test, unless the applicant has met one of the Facultys doctoral-level conditions for GMAT/GRE exemption and
Academic referee reports (except for applicants who have graduated from the University of Melbourne within the last 5 years).