Are you pursuing a career in quantitative finance, with an interest in learning more of the underlying mathematics? Are you interested in mathematics with an eye toward starting a career in quantitative finance? The MFM program may be for you!
The degree is called Master of Financial Mathematics and involves significant mathematical content that is typically not the focus of an MBA program. The MFM program offers a range of courses, from theoretical to practical, including
MFM courses are offered in the evenings to accommodate working professionals who are part-time students. A full-time student with a good undergraduate background in mathematics has the possibility of graduating in one-year; several of our students have done exactly that.
We also offer a post-baccalaureate certificate called Fundamentals of Quantitative Finance (FQF) which is designed so that most students will complete it in one year.
Questions? Try looking at the extensive MFM FAQ page or contacting us.
MCFAM Distinguished Lecture Series Inaugural Year - Dr. Marco Avellaneda, "Quantitative Hedge Fund Strategies: Myths and Realities", March 30, Vincent Hall 16 at 5:30 p.m.
