Master in Financial Technology
at Lincoln University College · Petaling Jaya
Total listed fees, whole programme
RM 33,000
Compulsory ringgit fees, RM 1,500 of it refundable · 2026 promotional fee structure
- Duration
- 1 year
- Tuition
- RM 22,000
- Level
- Master's degree
- Study mode
- Full-time · English
Overview
Master in Financial Technology at Lincoln University College: what you need to know
Master in Financial Technology is a master's degree in Accounting & Finance at Lincoln University College, Petaling Jaya. It takes 1 year of full-time study, and is taught in English.
According to the official fee schedule for international students (2026 promotional fee structure), the compulsory fees for the whole programme add up to RM 33,000: RM 22,000 in tuition, RM 9,500 in other fees such as EMGS / Student Pass and International Student Administration, and RM 1,500 in deposits returned when you complete your studies.
Fee structure
Master in Financial Technology fees, line by line
Every amount below is the total for the whole programme, not per year, as listed in the official fee schedule for international students.
Where the money goes
Tuition
RM 22,000 · 66.7%
Other compulsory fees
RM 9,500 · 28.8%
Refundable deposits
RM 1,500 · 4.5%
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tuition FeePromotional 2026 fee, including 6% SST. | RM 22,000 |
| EMGS / Student PassEMGS visa fee for Year 1. | RM 3,500 |
| International Student AdministrationRegistration and administrative fee, Year 1 only. | RM 6,000 |
| Bank Guarantee / Personal BondRefundableSecurity bond, charged in Year 1 only. Refundable on completion of your studies. | RM 1,500 |
| Total listed feesAll compulsory ringgit fees, including RM 1,500 returned on completion | RM 33,000 |
Applying
Documents to start your application
- Passport First PageClear colour scan of the bio-data page, valid for at least 18 months.
- Last Academic CertificateHighest qualification completed, in English or with certified translation.
Academic entry requirements and the English level are set by the university for each applicant. Our advisors review your qualifications before you apply. Entry requirements guide
Compare
Master's degrees in Accounting & Finance: fees at other universities
The lowest-fee programme at the same level and in the same field at each other university we list, from lowest to highest total listed fees. Length and content differ, so open each one for its details.
| Programme | Duration | Total listed fees |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Science in Accounting (by Research)UNITEN | 2 years | RM 28,520 |
| Master of Accounting (MACC)City UniversityPromo · eligibility applies | 1 year | RM 30,045 |
| Master in Financial TechnologyLincoln(this programme) | 1 year | RM 33,000 |
| Master of AccountingAPU | 18 months (1.5 years) | RM 56,620 |
More at Lincoln
Related programmes at the same university
- Master of AccountancyMaster's degree · 17 monthsRM 34,600
- Diploma in AccountingDiploma · 30 months (2.5 years)RM 41,200
- Diploma in Accounting (ODL)Diploma · 30 months (2.5 years)RM 34,000
- Bachelor of AccountancyBachelor's degree · 38 monthsRM 53,800
- Bachelor of Accountancy (ODL)Bachelor's degree · 41 monthsRM 45,000
- Bachelor of Business Administration in AccountingBachelor's degree · 3 yearsRM 52,200
FAQ
Questions about Master in Financial Technology
How much does Master in Financial Technology at Lincoln University College cost for international students?
The compulsory fees listed for the whole programme add up to RM 33,000, including RM 22,000 in tuition and RM 1,500 in refundable deposits, according to the official fee schedule (2026 promotional fee structure). Accommodation, living costs and flights are not included.
How long is Master in Financial Technology?
It takes 1 year of full-time study, and is taught in English.
Do the fees include SST?
Yes. Lincoln University College states that its fees already include the 6% SST, so there is no separate tax line.
What documents do I need to apply for Master in Financial Technology?
To start an application you need your passport first page and last academic certificate. Academic entry requirements and the English level are set by the university for each applicant, and our advisors check yours with you before you apply.