His main interests include financial analysis, investment management and corporate finance. Typical core courses include investment analysis, corporate finance and financial management or management accounting. Its basic subjects include economics, accounting and metrology (introduction to time value of money and statistics). The main research fields include: securities management, financial model construction, mergers and acquisitions, and practical options. Although there are some non-quantitative analysis elective courses, such as corporate governance, business ethics and business strategy, the main courses of MSF are basically quantitative. MSF course also includes financial economics, financial risk management and other branches and interdisciplinary subjects of economics and management. Therefore, undergraduates in finance, economics or general business can apply, but the basic application conditions are excellent computing skills, such as calculus and probability. Compared with finance under MBA, MSF mainly studies the financial field, and rarely involves general management disciplines. In other words, MSF mainly focuses on financial or financial markets, while MBA is more diversified. Although I took a finance-related course, it involved other disciplines and fields in the business field, such as human resources.