录取要求

A Bachelor's degree with good honors not lower than second class or to achieve an average grade of not lower than "B"

Applicant should submit a score report of GMAT* or GRE*. The validity period for GMAT or GRE score results is 5 years from the test date.

GMAT not lower than 600, verbal not lower than 21.

GRE not lower than Verbal Reasoning 150, Quantitative Reasoning 152 and Analytical Writing 3.5

Satisfy the English Language Proficiency Requirement by,

possessing a Bachelor's degree obtained by completing a programme of study in Hong Kong or taken a degree program of which the medium of instruction was English; or

submitting TOEFL or IELTS (Academic Format) report

TOEFL not lower than 79 internet-based

IELTS not lower than Band 6.5; or

providing alternative evidence of English proficiency equivalent to one of the preceding measures.

*Applicants are required to arrange for the Educational Testing Service to send their GMAT/GRE scores to CUHK by mail. The GMAT code for this Program is R9H-0W-85 and the GRE institution/department code is R3153/4102.

For testing appointment and more details on GMAT, please contact GMAT Customer Service (Tel: (1-609) 771-7330) or Test Center in Hong Kong (Tel: (852) 2167-8568) or browse the GMAT website at www.gmac.com or www.mba.com.

Applicants with degrees awarded by overseas universities through distance learning programs or through the completion of a curriculum of short duration are required to provide an assessment report from the Hong Kong Council of Academic Accreditation & Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ) on the level of qualification obtained.

Concurrent Registration

The students shall not be registered simultaneously in another course of study or research leading to the award of a degree, diploma or certificate either at The Chinese University of Hong Kong or at any other tertiary institution unless an application has been submitted in advance to the Program concerned, endorsed by the Graduate Division concerned and approved by the Graduate Council. The application form can be downloaded from the 'Application Forms' section on the GS Platform (Students). The students in breach of this regulation shall be required to discontinue studies at the University.

申请材料清单

Submit an Online Application

Applications should be submitted through the Online Application System.

In the Online Application, applicants can upload “unofficial” copies (a scan or PDF) of all the supporting documents, including:

Personal Statement

Curriculum Vitae

HKID/Passport/Hong Kong & Macau Exit-entry Permit (for Mainland applicants)

Bachelor’s Degree Certificate

Graduation Certificate (for Mainland applicants)

Bachelor’s Degree Transcript (with grading scheme)

GMAT/GRE/IELTS/TOEFL*

Two Reference Letters – Referees should complete and submit recommendation forms through the Online Application System

Passport Photo

And other documents, such as award certificates, professional certificates, etc.

*If the applicants retake the exams and would like to update the scores after they submit the Online Application, they can email their score reports to mscfin@cuhk.edu.hk. We will update the profiles for them.

Mail the Supporting Documents

Applicants will be required to mail the following official copies to the Program Office (full-time) once they receive the Invitation for Interview.

Degree Transcript(s) – sent directly by the institutions the applicants have attended

GMAT or GRE report – sent directly by respective testing organization The GMAT code for this Program is R9H-0W-85 and the GRE institution/department code is R3153/4102.

TOEFL or IELTS (Academic Format) report. The TOEFL institution code for the program is 0812 (Department Code is 82 ).

Application Fee

Applicants are required to pay a non-refundable application fee of HK$400. Payment of the application fee can be made by:

Credit card through Online Application System or

Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) of HSBC or Hang Seng Bank (A/C No. : 293-005005-011). ATM payment is only for Hong Kong applicants. The applicants should specify the "application no." at the back of original ATM payment receipt and mail to the Program Office (full-time).

Interviews

Invitation-only interviews are conducted at the discretion of the Program after the submission of a completed application.

Application Results

Successful applicants will receive the offer letter via email within one month after the end of each round. Applicants may consider their applications unsuccessful if they do not hear from us thereafter. Email or telephone enquiries about application results will not be entertained.

Visa (For Non-local students ONLY)

The MSc programme in Finance welcomes overseas application. Successful overseas applicants must obtain a student visa to study in Hong Kong. For enquiries about entry visa requirements, please visit the website of The Hong Kong Immigration Department.

专业介绍

CUHK's Master of Science in Finance program is a flexible one-year MSc program, starting in 2012, designed to build students' understanding in both corporate and quantitative finance. The corporate finance stream introduces fundamental topics such as economics, accounting, law, capital markets, and financial management. Drawing on applied mathematics, statistics, and computer science, the quantitative finance stream builds students' quantitative reasoning to explore the underlying financial theories.

课程设置

• Mathematics, statistics and accounting
• Economics for finance practice
• Corporate financial reporting
• Advanced financial management
• Quantitative methods in finance
• Derivative Markets
• Law and Securities Markets
• Capital Markets
• Elective*
• Bank and Insurance capital
• Quantitative risk management
• Elective*
• Elective*
• * Elective courses (choose 3):
• Fixed-income Securities Analysis
• Real Estate Finance and Investment
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Management of Financial Institutions
• Cases in Corporate Finance
• Financial Policy
• China Finance
• Stochastic Calculus for Finance
• Mathematics Financial Modeling
• Computational Finance
• Financial Econometrics