Master of Finance

Accelerate your finance career by earning your MFin from Rotman. This innovative 20-month program features top-ranked faculty, cutting-edge curriculum and dynamic connections to Bay Street. From classic corporate finance to fin tech disruption, gain valuable knowledge and skills that will have an immediate impact on your current role – and transform your future.

Offering coursework to fit the needs of the finance professional, MFin gives you an unparalleled breadth and depth of financial knowledge. The curriculum considers how technology is changing the industry, preparing you to tackle these challenges effectively today and in the future.

The Rotman Master of Finance is established as one of the leading finance programs in the country, with faculty recognized as world-class thought leaders in the field, and an alumni network with deep roots in the Toronto financial sector.

Much has changed since our MFin program launched in 2007. The recent development of machine learning, big data, and blockchain technology have created exciting new opportunities for financial markets and for professionals working in the field.

Our program curriculum gives you an advanced understanding of traditional finance areas, as well as new developments at the intersection of technology and finance.

Program Structure:

The Rotman MFin program begins in September with a welcome dinner and orientation. Regular classes are scheduled on Wednesday evenings and full days on alternating Saturdays*

Coursework will be completed within the first 16 months, with the final four-month term dedicated to capstone project.

• Year 1
• Fall
• Foundations of Finance
• Financial Reporting and Financial Statement Analysis
• Analysis of Fixed Income Markets
• Application of Derivative Products (online)
• Winter/Spring
• Forecasting Risk and Opportunities
• Investment Banking and Corporate Valuation
• Advanced Accounting
• Summer
• Macroeconomics for Financial Professionals
• Application of Derivative Products
• Year 2
• Fall
• Risk Management and Financial Institutions
• Innovations in Finance
• Investments
• Applied Portfolio Management (1st half)
• Winter/Spring
• Applied Portfolio Management (2nd half/Capstone)