33 Master's degrees in Finance in South Africa

The objective of the master in Finance, Risk Management and Banking of College of Economic and Management Sciences at University of South Africa (UNISA)  is to provide relevant and functional qualifications of a high standard, quality tuition and a professional caring and valued customer service to all its stakeholders.

This Financial and Integrated Reporting degree at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg is a specialised MCom program targeting the most talented PGDip and Honours graduates who attain an average of 65% or greater in their final year of study. 

The Financial Engineering at University of Johannesburg will provide qualifying students with the opportunity to study at New NQF Level 10 on a doctoral degree programme in Economics.

Holders of any other equivalent South African or international qualification may also beconsidered for the Business Studies in Finance (Public Sector Finance) programme at Tshwane University of Technology.

The African Institute of Financial Markets and Risk Management offers the Risk Management of Financial Markets programme of the University of Cape Town in association with the Department of Finance and Tax.

Become a master of Finance and Investment at Wits Business School with tools and knowledge designed to expand your world view and act as a catalyst for change and success in a local context.

Become a master of finance and investment with tools and knowledge designed to expand your world view and act as a catalyst for change and success in a local context with the Finance and Investment programme offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

The Department of Finance and Investment Management from College of Business and Economics at University of Johannesburg offers a MCom in IInvestments with Specialisation in Quantitative Finance (Coursework).

The mission of the International Taxation (Coursework) programme from University of Pretoria is to advance relevant knowledge and develop employable, innovative and diverse graduates to co-create value for society.

The master of Accounting Sciences (Financial Intelligence) at University of South Africa (UNISA) is a principal branch of the College’s SAICA-endorsed CTA programme. It incorporates the disciplines of Financial Accounting and Auditing – divisions of learning that assist the various systems of management and report on progress, hence the term ‘financial governance’.

At Stellenbosch University the courses offered by the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, such as the Financial Risk Management programme, are designed to develop the skills needed by these professionals. Prospective students may choose from a number of degree programmes that opens the door to careers in Statistics, Actuarial Science and Financial Risk Management, among others. 

The purpose of the Quantitative Finance(Research) program from University of Johannesburg is to develop applied competence in the interpretation, reflection and application of principles in the broader field of quantitative finance.

The purpose of the Finance (CW) program from University of Johannesburg is to develop applied competence in the mastering, interpretation, reflecting on and application of principles in the broader field of finance.