Quantitative Finance & Risk Management Master's Program

The Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics jointly oversee a new interdisciplinary Master of Science degree program in Quantitative Finance and Risk Management. The 36-credit (MS) program has two paths for students interested in advanced study in quantitative finance: a 3-term program for bachelor's degree holders and an Accelerated Master's Degree Program (AMDP). While the Quant AMDP program is typically designed for Mathematics majors, students without a math major may still be eligible for AMDP. These students must complete all of the required coursework expected of Mathematics majors (Math 472, 474 and 526) and should demonstrate a strong mathematical foundation through prior coursework, including advanced calculus, linear algebra, probability, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, real analysis, and programming experience in languages such as Python, MATLAB, or C++. 

For more information please visit the Master's Program in Quantitative Finance and Risk Management website.