The finance postgraduate entrance examination takes Mathematics III. The finance examination subjects are generally four subjects: Politics, English, Mathematics III, and Professional Comprehensive. Among them, Politics, English, and Mathematics III are the unified examination subjects, while the professional comprehensive is determined by each school. Not quite the same.

The exam subjects for Finance (Master's Degree, Professional Code 020204) and Master of Finance (Professional Master, Professional Code 025100) are different, and the exam subjects are also different in different schools. The following is the 2016 Master's Degree Admissions Major Catalog released by the official websites of each institution, sorting out the preliminary and re-examination subjects for finance in each institution (some institutions do not specify the re-examination subjects, and this item in the table is empty).

Preliminary examination and re-examination subjects for finance in major universities across the country

Explanation: The preliminary examination subjects are politics, English, mathematics, and professional comprehensive; among which politics, English, and mathematics are the unified examination subjects , and the comprehensive majors vary from school to school. The scores are 100 points for public courses and 200 points for comprehensive majors, for a total score of 500 points.

Professional Introduction

Finance is the research object of economic activities that integrate currency and monetary funds. It specifically studies how individuals, institutions, and governments obtain, spend, and manage funds and other financial assets. The subject major is differentiated from economics. Mainly studies the movement rules of modern financial institutions, financial markets and the entire financial economy.

The specific research content of this major includes: the theory and practice of banks and non-bank financial institutions such as securities and insurance, the theory and practice of money markets, capital markets and international financial markets, and the theory and practice of financial macro-control and The theory and practice of the entire financial economy, as well as the theory and practice of financial management, especially financial risk management. The main research directions include currency and banking, financial economics (including international finance, financial theory), investment, insurance, corporate finance (corporate finance), etc.