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University Programmes
MAFC Master of
Applied Finance
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This
programme leads to a postgraduate Master of Applied Finance
awarded by Macquarie University. It meets the aspiration of those who
desire a specialists qualification in finance, such as senior executives
in banks and financial institutions as well as institutional investors
and corporate treasurers. The program is solid blend of theory and
current practice, taught by Macquarie University's qualified staff and
finance industry practitioners from Australia as well as Singapore.
Invest in your
future and learn more about our Masters in Applied Finance program and
the wide range of topical subjects on offer.
Information Session:
7.00 pm
on Wednesday, 29 September
2010
(1.5 hour duration).
Please
click here to check confirmation of
information session.
Where: 141 Market Street, #12-00 International Factors
Building, Singapore 048944
RSVP: Please register with Mr Bernard Tan via email to
mafcsingapore@shri.org.sg
or by
phone 6438 0012
The
Macquarie University’s Master of Applied Finance is one of the approved
programmes under Finance Scholarship Programme (FSP) supported by the
Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF).
Applicants
to the University programme may be eligible for FSP funding support on a
case-by-case basis. Shortlisted candidates will be expected to
participate in interviews held in Singapore. Preference will be given to
candidates who are Singapore citizens or permanent residents. Interested
applicants should submit their applications to the FSDF Secretariat
directly, at least nine months before the commencement of the
postgraduate programme. Please contact the FSDF Secretariat at
fsdf@mas.gov.sg for more details.
Programme Structure
Year 1
Semester 1
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Financial Instruments
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Investments
Semester 2
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Financial Risk Management
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Corporate Finance
Year 2
Semester 1
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Legal Risk in Finance
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2 Elective Subjects
Semester 2
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4
Elective Subjects
Elective Subjects are:
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Applied Portfolio Management
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Balance Sheet Management
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Cashflow Structuring
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Corporate Treasury Management
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Credit and Lending Decisions
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Credit Risk Management
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Debt Capital Markets
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Derivatives Valuation
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Economics of Financial Markets
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Equity Capital Markets
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Ethical Risk in Finance
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Exotic Options
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Hedge Funds
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Infrastructure and Property
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Management of Financial Institutions
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Managing Energy Risk
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Managing Operational Risk
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Managing Shareholder Value
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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Modelling Financial Risk
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Negotiation in Finance
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Private Equity Investment
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Project Analysis & Evaluation
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Project Finance
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Property Investment
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Research Paper
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Resources Industry Investment Analysis
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Risk and Portfolio Construction
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Strategic Marketing in Finance
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Venture Capital
Course Duration
This Master's
programme is a two-year part-time programme and consists of five
core courses and six elective courses (each elective is equal to half a
core course).
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