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Mathematical Finance
This exciting and intensive one-year taught postgraduate programme has been established for over a decade. It is taught by a team of dedicated academic staff who are leaders in their field, publishing definitive textbooks with — University Press and Springer,…
MSc1.5 yearsDistance learning (part-time)
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Mathematics · Business and management
This exciting and intensive one-year taught postgraduate programme has been established for over a decade. It is taught by a team of dedicated academic staff who are leaders in their field, publishing definitive textbooks with — University Press and Springer, ranging from introductions to stochastic processes and mathematical finance to crucial modern concerns such as credit risk. In a typical year the class consists of around 15-20 students, from a number of different countries, with many classes taught in our dedicated new lakeside Master's Study Centre. The Department of Mathematics, the University of — and the historic City of — provide a uniquely attractive environment in which to live and study. On this MSc programme you will develop skills and competence in Mathematical Finance which are of direct relevance in the field of work. For details of the modules currently offered please see Programme Structure. If you are unable to commit yourself to full-time campus-based study and would prefer to study by online distance learning then please visit the MSc in Mathematical Finance by Online Distance Learning.
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