Master in Finance

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (SUFE), established in 1917, is a leading Chinese university specializing in finance, economics and management while maintaining strengths in law, humanities and science. Recognized in national development initiatives, SUFE combines rigorous theoretical training with applied research and close ties to global institutions. Its multi-campus presence in Shanghai supports diverse academic programs and a rich campus culture for both domestic and international students.

SUFE’s curriculum emphasizes applied economics, management science and professional qualification pathways, and it collaborates with international organizations and universities to offer joint programs and practical learning opportunities. The university’s well-resourced library and research centers support advanced study, while career services and industry links create pathways into finance, consulting and policy roles. International collaborations and exchange arrangements make SUFE attractive to students seeking global exposure.

For international applicants, SUFE provides structured admission routes, language support and dedicated services through its International Cultural Exchange School. Campus life features cultural events, sports and student organizations that ease integration into Shanghai’s dynamic environment. Students interested in finance and economics will find SUFE’s blend of academic depth, professional orientation and international engagement a strong foundation for global careers.

The Master in Finance at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics is a 2-year program for international students, taught in English. It helps students develop strong finance skills and knowledge.

The curriculum includes a variety of finance subjects, such as financial management and investment analysis. Students also work on a thesis and defend it in English, which helps them develop research and presentation skills.

Graduates can pursue careers as Financial Analysts, Investment Bankers, Portfolio Managers, Risk Managers, or Financial Consultants. They can work in banks, investment firms, or financial institutions.