

Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance, Toronto Metropolitan University - Ryerson University
Toronto, Ontario
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12 Months
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About this course
The MA in International Economics and Finance is designed for students early in their careers who want a focused program combining economic theory, financial theory, and econometrics. The program offers both full-time (one year) and part-time (two years) options, making it flexible for different schedules. Core courses build a strong foundation in essential topics, while elective courses allow students to specialize in areas like labour economics and game theory. The program also provides practical experience through an internship and offers funding opportunities to support students financially. It’s a good fit for those looking to deepen their understanding of economic and financial analysis in an international context.
Why this course is highly recommended
All students are automatically considered for funding packages of up to $30,000, making this an attractive choice financially. The program’s combination of solid theoretical coursework, practical internship opportunities, and flexible study options make it ideal for those looking to launch a career in economics or finance, with the added advantage of connections to top industries and public institutions for real-world experience.
Specialisation
This program offers elective courses that provide specialized training in fields ranging from labour economics to game theory. Students have the opportunity to tailor their studies according to their interests and future career plans, gaining in-depth knowledge in specific areas of international economics and finance.
Course fees
Application fees
16.28L
1st year tuition fees
16.28L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
To complete the MA, students must finish a preliminary mathematics and statistics non-credit course, seven one-credit courses, and either one additional one-credit course, a master’s paper, or an internship. More detailed degree requirements can be found through the provided link.
English language test
DUOLINGO
120
IELTS
6.5
TOEFL
92
PTE
60
Career prospects
Internship placements in organizations such as TD Bank, Sagen, the Ministry of Finance, Statistics Canada, and others prepare students for impactful careers in economic analysis, risk management, public policy, and financial services. The combination of coursework and practical experience equips graduates with skills highly valued in both private and public sectors.
FAQs
What are the application deadlines?
Applications are reviewed starting mid-December and continue until the program is full. Early submission is encouraged for maximum funding consideration.
Can I choose to study part-time?
Yes, the program is available on a part-time basis, which takes two years to complete.
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