Financial Technology programs in Canada

Browse financial technology programs taught in Canada. Every listing shows duration, tuition and intake details so you can shortlist with confidence.

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Computing Science & Finance: Bachelor of Science & Master's Dual Degree (BSc & MFin)

Simon Fraser University World rank #376

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

sfu.ca University website (opens in a new tab)

Degree: Bachelor's Degree

Field: Financial Technology

Duration: 5 years

Delivery: On Campus

Language: English

Local tuition: CAD 223 / total

Program page

Micro-credential in FinTech Microcredential

University of the Fraser Valley World rank #3,923

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

ufv.ca University website (opens in a new tab)

Degree: Micro-credential

Field: Financial Technology

Delivery: On Campus

Language: English

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PGCert in Financial Technology

Conestoga College

Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

conestogac.on.ca University website (opens in a new tab)

Degree: Postgraduate Certificate

Field: Financial Technology

Duration: 1 year

Delivery: On Campus

Language: English

Local tuition: CAD 5,508 / year

International tuition: CAD 16,809 / year

Program page

PGCert in Financial Technology

Humber College

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

humber.ca University website (opens in a new tab)

Degree: Postgraduate Certificate

Field: Financial Technology

Duration: 2 semesters

Delivery: On Campus

Language: English

Local tuition: CAD 6,977 / total

International tuition: CAD 21,541 / total

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Financial Technology programs in Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much does it cost to study in Canada?

How do I choose the right program?

Computing Science & Finance: Bachelor of Science & Master's Dual Degree (BSc & MFin)

Micro-credential in FinTech Microcredential

PGCert in Financial Technology

PGCert in Financial Technology

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