This postgraduate diploma focuses on equipping students with tools to interpret complex financial data in a rapidly evolving, data-driven environment. It combines internal financial and operational data with external sources like social media and big data to answer critical business questions efficiently. The program aims to develop graduates' understanding of core finance principles while enabling them to utilize data analytics, machine learning, and visualization tools for better business decision-making, all within an ethical and cyber-aware context.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is highly relevant for those from mathematics, economics, computing, or technology backgrounds who want to upskill in financial analytics. It addresses the growing need for financial professionals capable of making data-driven decisions quickly and accurately, which is essential in today’s digital finance landscape. Graduates will gain critical thinking, technical expertise, and leadership qualities vital for modern financial roles.
The course specifically targets financial analytics, blending applied finance, quantitative modeling, risk management techniques, and financial statement analysis. It builds technical skills in current and emerging financial technologies and data analytics, aiming to produce graduates proficient in these areas within the global financial environment.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
12.19L
Living cost
Applicants need a Level 8 primary cognate degree with at least a second-class second-division (2.2) classification from a recognized institution. Suitable disciplines include business, accountancy, computing, information systems, engineering, science, mathematics, statistics, finance, or related fields. Non-cognate degree holders with relevant professional experience or a conversion-style qualification like DBS Higher Diploma in Science in FinTech may also be considered.

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Graduates can explore roles such as financial analyst, accountant (financial or managerial), corporate finance specialist, treasury analyst, portfolio manager, business analyst, and roles in business intelligence or consulting. The program prepares students to work across a range of industries, supporting decision-making with high-quality data analysis and fostering innovation and leadership in a global financial context.