The Master of Science in Fintech is a part-time, one-year program designed for working professionals. It combines online learning with in-person modules held in New York and at rotating global locations. This format allows students to continue working in their home countries between modules, requiring approximately seven weeks away from the office over the course of the year. Students are expected to dedicate an average of 20-25 hours per week to online learning between the in-person sessions. The program provides opportunities for experiential learning and networking with industry professionals. It is a STEM-designated program, although its part-time nature means students are not eligible for OPT.
The program is structured into seven modules, including online and in-person sessions at various locations. Students attend classes typically from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm daily during modules, with additional evening engagements. Module 2 is fully online, while Modules 1 and 3-7 are in-person.
The program fee is for the class beginning in 2025.
The program fee for the class starting in 2025 is $87,800, which includes tuition, course materials, some meals, and official events. This fee does not cover living costs such as hotel, travel, or visa expenses. A tuition deposit of $7,200 is required upon acceptance.
The Master of Science in Fintech is a one-year, part-time program. It is designed for working professionals, allowing them to continue their employment.
This is a part-time, hybrid program that combines online learning with in-person modules. In-person sessions are held in New York and at rotating global locations, requiring approximately seven weeks away from home over the year.
No, due to the part-time, modular schedule of the MS in Fintech program, graduates are not eligible for OPT, even though it is a STEM-designated program.
The application deadline is February 14 for Fall admission. The program begins in May 2025 with Module 1.
Required application materials typically include academic transcripts, TOEFL scores (if applicable), a statement of purpose, a resume/CV, and letters of recommendation. GRE scores are optional, and you should verify the specific requirements for the Fintech program.