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Master of Fintech and Investment Management

Master the intersection of advanced finance, blockchain technologies, and modern investment strategies at Lincoln University.

Best for:Best for aspiring finance professionals and technology enthusiasts seeking advanced expertise in financial innovation and digital asset management.

Lincoln University · Canterbury, New Zealand · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Financial TechnologyInvestment ManagementBlockchain PlatformsDigital Business ModelsData-Driven Banking
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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1.49 years
Start date
2026-11-09
Location
Canterbury
New Zealand

Overview

The Master of Fintech and Investment Management at Lincoln University is a comprehensive graduate programme designed to equip students with an advanced understanding of emerging technologies and financial strategies shaping the global economy. Set within the dynamic fields of business, finance, and digital innovation, the curriculum explores modern commercial applications including data-driven banking and blockchain platforms. Students will develop specialized analytical capabilities to navigate evolving business models and investment practices across diverse sectors, including agribusiness. The programme is tailored for ambitious learners seeking to drive technological transformation within the financial sector.

FintechInvestment ManagementBlockchainFinancial StrategiesData AnalyticsAgribusiness Finance

What you'll do

  • Complete advanced coursework in financial technologies, investment strategies, and emerging business models
  • Analyze financial data sets to support strategic decision-making in banking and commerce
  • Examine the integration and security implications of blockchain platforms in modern financial transactions
  • Engage with case studies focusing on technological innovation within global economies and agribusiness

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent academic qualification

Degree offered: Master's Degree

Language: English proficiency as required by university admission standards

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in finance, business, or related technical disciplines
  • Quantitative and qualitative data analysis capabilities
  • Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills applied to commercial environments
Nice to have
Prior academic or practical experience in financial marketsBasic understanding of programming, data management, or blockchain technologies
Eligibility
  • Meet general university entrance and international student visa requirements for New Zealand

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Interested applicants should visit the official course portal to review admission criteria and submit their application documentation online. Ensure all required academic transcripts and supporting materials are prepared before initiating the submission process.

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  • Proof of identity
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