MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance - Course components
Course Structure
The MSc starts two weeks before Michaelmas term with five introductory courses.
The first term (Michaelmas) and the second term (Hilary) are devoted to Core courses and Electives.
Hilary term ends with a 3-week C++ project.
Trinity term is devoted to the MSc Dissertation. Students are encouraged to prepare their dissertation in conjunction with an industry internship.
Introductory Courses
Core Courses - Michaelmas Term
Computing Course
Core Courses - Hilary Term
Elective Courses - Hilary Term
Computing Course
Dissertation - Trinity Term
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Introductory Courses
Core Courses - Michaelmas Term
Computing Course
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Core Courses - Hilary Term
Elective Courses - Hilary Term
Computing Course
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Dissertation - Trinity Term
Following the second set of exams, students write a dissertation on a topic related to mathematical modelling and computational methods in finance. MSc dissertations may be prepared in conjunction with an industry internship (possibly extending beyond the timeframe of the MSc dissertation) focused on quantitative modelling in finance. |