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MSc Information Technology with Financial Technologies is designed for graduates from non-technical backgrounds who want to develop practical knowledge of information technology and financial technologies.
Whether your previous degree is in business, humanities, social sciences or another non-technical subject, this course provides a route into the technology sector. No previous IT or computing experience is required.
You’ll build a foundation in information systems, databases and networking before progressing to specialist modules in financial technologies. You’ll learn about digital finance, blockchain technologies and the systems that support modern financial services.
During the course, you’ll:
The course is designed to develop knowledge and skills that may be relevant to a wide range of technology and finance-related careers.
Financial technologies pathway modules
Optional module
Students will normally choose one of the following modules:
Financial technology is transforming how organisations manage payments, financial services, digital transactions and customer experiences.
This course is designed to develop technical, analytical and problem-solving skills that may be relevant to a range of technology and finance-related roles.
Roles that use these skills may include:
The knowledge and skills developed during the course may also support progression to professional qualifications and further academic study, including research degrees.