Executive Master Degree Program in Fintech, Digital
and Decentralized Finance

The fast evolution of the financial sector, driven by digital and decentralized technologies, demands professionals who can understand and apply innovative solutions such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and decentralized finance (DeFi).

The Executive Master’s in Fintech, Digital and Decentralized Finance addresses this need by training leaders and specialists to lead the digital transformation of financial services.

This program is aligned with emerging trends in Fintech & InsurTech, exploring technologies such as blockchain, crypto-assets, smart contracts, DeFi, and machine learning applied to finance. Its curriculum combines a strong practical component—including case studies and applied project development— with a solid theoretical foundation, enabling students to acquire strategic skills to innovate in the financial sector.

Partners

3 Comma Capital
Fidelidade
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Metafiscal

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Format

After Working Hours
Length and ECTS

2 semesters
(60 ECTS)
Attendance

2 to 3 times
a week
Start Date

September 2025

Goals

The course aims to train specialists capable of:

Understanding the impact of emerging technologies on the financial sector, including blockchain, crypto assets, artificial intelligence, and smart contracts;
Evaluating and applying Fintech and InsurTech solutions to transform traditional financial processes and promote innovative business models;
Developing strategic skills in Decentralized Finance (DeFi), including lending protocols, stablecoins, decentralized exchanges, and blockchain-based insurance;
Integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into predictive analysis, risk management, and decision-making in the financial sector;
Analyzing the regulatory and tax frameworks surrounding Fintech and DeFi, ensuring compliance and mitigating operational risks;
Designing and implementing digital innovation strategies in financial institutions, startups, and tech companies.