Direct answer
The University of Exeter offers an MSc Financial Technology (FinTech) programme listed under Accounting and Finance. The official course page confirms the programme exists for postgraduate study, but the specific entry requirements for Chinese applicants—including exact grade equivalencies for a UK 2.1 or 2.2 degree—are not detailed on that page. The China country page provides general information about studying at Exeter but does not list programme-specific academic requirements.
What the official course page establishes
The MSc Financial Technology (Fintech) is listed on the University of Exeter’s postgraduate courses page under the Accounting and Finance subject area. The page confirms this is a taught Masters degree available for study. The university states that a Masters degree is a level 7 qualification on the National Qualifications Framework, above Bachelors but below Doctoral.
Entry requirements gap for Chinese applicants
The official course page does not publish the specific academic entry requirements for Chinese applicants. It does not state the required Chinese degree classification, GPA, or percentage equivalent for entry. The page directs prospective students to the general Masters entry requirements page, but the programme-specific China equivalency is not provided in the supplied evidence.
English language requirements
The university’s general guidance states that if an offer includes a condition for English language proficiency, applicants must send an English language test certificate of results that meets the requirements specified in the offer. Acceptable tests and scores are detailed on the English Language requirements page. The specific English language score required for the MSc Financial Technology (FinTech) is not stated on the course page.
Application process and offer conditions
Applicants can view the status of their application through The Gateway. If an offer is made, the offer email contains guidance on how to accept it. Applicants may need to pay a tuition fee deposit to secure their place; this requirement and the associated deadline will be stated in the offer letter. Any English language condition will also be specified in the offer.
International student context
The University of Exeter is home to 30,000 students, including 7,000 international students from over 150 countries. The university is a member of the Russell Group and was rated Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023. The China country page confirms that Exeter welcomes applicants from China, but programme-specific entry requirements are not published there.
What requires live rechecking
To determine the exact entry requirements for Chinese applicants to the MSc Financial Technology (FinTech), you must consult the dedicated Masters entry requirements page or contact the postgraduate admissions office directly. The specific UK degree classification equivalent for Chinese bachelor’s degrees, the accepted Chinese institutions list, and the minimum grade or GPA required are not available in the supplied official evidence.
FAQ
Is the MSc Financial Technology (FinTech) a 2-year programme with a placement year?
The official course page lists the MSc Financial Technology (Fintech) as a postgraduate taught programme but does not specify the duration or confirm whether a placement year option is available. The page does not provide details on programme structure or length.
What is the Chinese degree classification equivalent for entry?
The official course page does not publish the Chinese degree classification equivalent. The page does not state whether a UK 2.1 or 2.2 is required, nor does it provide the corresponding Chinese percentage or GPA.
Does Exeter provide a Pre-Masters programme for international students?
Yes. The University of Exeter International Study Centre offers Pre-Masters programmes for international students who do not meet the academic or English language requirements for direct entry. An INTO Postgraduate Degree with One Term Pre-Master’s for Business is also listed.
How do I prove my English language proficiency?
If your offer includes an English language condition, you must send a test certificate showing results that meet the requirements in your offer. You can upload a scanned copy through The Gateway. The specific score required for this programme is not stated on the course page.
Can international students study part-time?
The university notes that most Masters programmes are 12 months full-time, with many available part-time. However, international students are subject to visa regulations that normally prevent part-time study unless the programme is delivered by distance-learning or online.
Where can I find more information about studying at Exeter as a Chinese applicant?
The China country page provides general information about the international student community, fees, funding, visas, and agent representatives. It does not contain programme-specific entry requirements.
Further reading
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