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Financial Technology
The financial services sector has changed and is being disrupted by new emerging technologies and brand-new business models. This one-year Master's aims to make you an expert in both. Our Financial Technology MSc takes a computer-science-first approach, enabli…
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The financial services sector has changed and is being disrupted by new emerging technologies and brand-new business models. This one-year Master's aims to make you an expert in both. Our Financial Technology MSc takes a computer-science-first approach, enabling you to stay ahead of the innovations that are changing the financial services industry.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree (or international qualification of an equivalent standard) in computer science, mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering or a similarly quantitative subject. Programming experience in a language such as Python, C++ or Matlab is an advantage but is not mandatory. Relevant work experience is also taken into account. Some programming experience means that you have experience of working on projects deploying code or have passed modules/ assessments in your previous education with coding components. If you do not have this knowledge, there will be tutorials offered at the beginning of the programme, but you will be expected to get up to speed rapidly. A self-assessment test will be available to determine if you will need additional support for coding. A good knowledge of linear algebra, statistics and probability theory will be assumed. English level: Level 3
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