Mission

Train leading professionals in the transformation of the financial, economic and social environment, with strategic thinking and a global vision, capable of developing new solutions through the application of disruptive technologies to the problems of access and use of financial products and services for building a welfare society.

Vision

We are an innovative program, recognized in the national and international context for its educational quality in line with social demands and the labor market, which contributes to sustainable development, the advancement of science, technology and progress towards more financially inclusive societies with opportunities for vulnerable sectors.

Admission Profile

Taking into account that related programs in the Economic-Administrative and Accounting areas are considered as part of the admission path, it is considered that the MIFIN applicant must have the following domains:

Of the knowledge:
● Basic knowledge about financial indicators, statistics and general functioning of the markets.

Of the skills
● Mastery of the use of digital information, communication and collaboration technologies.
● Reading comprehension of texts in Spanish and English.
● Oral and written expression in professional environments.
● Independent study.
● Understand, analyze and synthesize information.
● Teamwork.
● Troubleshooting.

Of the attitudes:
● Reflective and critical spirit.
● Self-critical.
● Adaptation to change.
● Willingness for collaboration.

Of the values:
● Trust
● Honesty.
● Perseverance.
● Respect.
● Responsibility.
● Tolerance.

Graduation Profile

Of knowledge:

• Competent to navigate and master the securities market, including both debt market instruments and the capital market, with a strong focus on the stock market.
• Competent to understand the various sources of financial risk, as well as to quantify, measure, and manage financial risk in fixed income, equity, and derivative markets.
• Competent to design currency and interest rate hedging strategies for managing the volatility risks of financial asset prices over time.
• Competent to analyze the structure of the securities market in Mexico, as well as its objectives and the role it plays in the economy.
• Competent to structure and evaluate investment projects.
• Competent to project costs and benefits, create a capital budget, evaluate different financing alternatives, and conduct scenario and sensitivity analysis to measure risk and financial feasibility.
• Competent to apply and interpret various data analysis tools and techniques.
• Competent to analyze, model, and predict financial variables that facilitate the decision-making process.
• Skilled in addressing, advising, applying, and guiding financial decision-making in the business sector based on knowledge of FINTECH.
• Competent to invest in virtual assets through the use of digital platforms.
• Capable of identifying trends in e-government services and their development through technologies applied to public finance.
• Capable of analyzing and interpreting financial information to optimize the management of financial resources.

Structure

The Master's Degree in Financial Intelligence (MIFIN) is planned in a blended modality, with a duration of two years and four semester-long cycles during which high-level professionals will be trained in the area of ​​Financial Intelligence. An annual call periodicity is contemplated to guarantee the entrance of students to the program on a continuous basis. It has a total of 83 credits distributed as follows: 68 compulsory credits and 15 optional credits.

Classes are two days a week (one day face-to-face and the other 100% online), two subjects per day of two hours each. The days of the week may vary.