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Universities United Kingdom University of Manchester Courses MMath Mathematics with Financial Mathematics

MMath Mathematics with Financial Mathematics
at University of Manchester

Manchester, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 30,500
Country Rank#6
Duration48 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5

Program Overview

This flexible single-honours undergraduate master's degree programme is designed for those who are interested in learning about some of the recent applications of mathematics to the financial sector and pursuing a career in this area. It enables you to acquire a working knowledge of models and procedures and modern financial mathematics as applied in banks, broker companies and insurance companies as well as in the financial departments of national and international companies.

Course Content
Modules:
- Linear Algebra
- Real Analysis
- Mathematical Foundation & Analysis
- Mathematical Problem Solving
- Introduction to Vector Calculus
- ODEs and Applications
Entry Requirement
Academic Requirements:
- Indian Standard XII (CBSE & ISC):- Minimum 80-95% overall score (subject specific requirements may apply)
- Indian Standard XII (Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat):- Minimum 80-95% overall score (subject specific requirements may apply)
Fees & Scholarships
Tuition Fees for UK Students:
£9,250 per year.

Tuition Fees for International Students:
£30,500 per year.
Career Prospect
The main areas of employment that graduates enter are:
- Finance
- Industry
- Computing (including operational research)
- Management
- Administration
- Statistics
- Teaching (schools and colleges)
- Postgraduate study
Many of our graduates have pursued careers in finance in firms such as:
- KPMG
- Goldman Sachs
- PricewaterhouseCoopers
- Deloitte
- Barclays
- Deutsche Bank

Cost Of Studying At University of Manchester

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned

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MMath Mathematics with Financial Mathematics at University of Manchester