MSc Financial Mathematics

at Middlesex University

Course Content

• Middlesex University’s MSc in Financial Mathematics offers a comprehensive study of mathematical techniques applied to financial markets and risk management. 
• The curriculum covers topics such as stochastic calculus, derivatives pricing, portfolio management, and quantitative risk analysis. 
• Students delve into advanced mathematical models and computational methods used to analyse financial data and optimise investment strategies. 
• Through practical assignments and projects, students develop expertise in financial modelling, algorithmic trading, and risk assessment techniques. 
• With a focus on quantitative finance theory and real-world applications, graduates are equipped to pursue careers in investment banking, asset management, and financial analytics, contributing to the development and implementation of innovative financial strategies.

Course Modules

• Risk Measurement
• Portfolio Analysis
• Financial Data and Professional Practice
• Fixed Income and Derivatives
• Stochastic Calculus and Pricing Derivatives

Important Dates

Middlesex University is not currently accepting applications for this specific course. Interested people should regularly check the university's website for any updates on when they will start accepting applications again for this programme. The website will make an announcement when the application period reopens, at which point individuals can proceed with submitting their applications.

• The University is open to applications from individuals holding an honours bachelor's degree with a minimum of second-class lower division or an equivalent qualification in a relevant field of study. 
• For Indian applicants, a good first degree from a recognised university or equivalent with a minimum of 55% or above is required. 
• The University also considers candidates with other relevant qualifications besides a bachelor's degree. 
• Applicants without formal academic qualifications must demonstrate at least three years of relevant professional experience and the capability to undertake postgraduate-level studies.
• Individuals not fluent in English need to secure a combined IELTS score of 6.5 as a minimum, with no band score dipping under 5.5

The Middlesex University charges £17,300/yr as tuition fees for the MSc Financial Mathematics programme. Students should frequently check the university's website to stay informed about any modifications to the programme fees. The fees are revised annually, with the amount varying based on factors such as the student's residency status and whether they are enrolled as a full-time or part-time student. The website provides the most current information on the fees, including any additional charges that may apply.

Graduates from the MSc Financial Mathematics programme at Middlesex University are well-prepared for a wide range of quantitative and analytical roles within the financial sector. Potential career paths include quantitative analyst, risk manager, financial engineer, data scientist, investment analyst, and portfolio manager positions at banks, investment firms, hedge funds, insurance companies, and other financial institutions. The programme's emphasis on mathematical modelling, computational methods, and risk management techniques makes graduates highly valuable to employers seeking professionals skilled in developing and implementing sophisticated financial models and strategies. Some graduates may also pursue research-oriented roles or continue doctoral studies in related fields.