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  Financial and Computational Mathematics MSc


University of Nottingham    School of Mathematical Sciences

Full time September MSc Full-time: 12 months
Economics (10) Finance (14) Mathematics (25)

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Are you passionate about mathematics and interested in a career in finance? Look no further than the Financial and Computational Mathematics MSc programme at Nottingham. This exciting course combines advanced financial mathematics with computational techniques, equipping you with the skills to quantify and hedge risk in the financial sector. With modules covering topics such as financial mathematics, computational applied mathematics, and statistical machine learning, you'll gain a solid foundation in mathematical modelling. The programme also offers optional streams in areas like econometrics and big data economics. Entry requirements include a 2:1 degree in mathematics, physics, or engineering, with a strong mathematical background. Don't miss out on this opportunity to join a programme with industry partnerships and excellent career prospects.

About the course

The course teaches advanced financial mathematics combined with computational techniques. You'll learn mathematical techniques and skills that are used across the financial sector to quantify and hedge risk. Practical experience of using computational and statistical software will develop your skills in mathematical modelling.

This MSc at Nottingham can provide many career opportunities in sectors including:

  • investment and commercial banking
  • quantitative and actuarial analysis
  • hedge fund management
  • research in academia and industry

Course structure

The programme includes teaching expertise from the School of Mathematical Sciences and the School of Economics. You will study core modules including:

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Entry Requirements

2:1 in mathematics, physics or engineering

Applicants should have a solid background in mathematics including calculus, linear algebra, ordinary differential equations and probability and statistics at degree level.

In exceptional cases, applicants holding a 2.2 with substantial mathematical content may be considered.


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