Mathematical and Computational Finance Scholarships

The Mathematical Institute is consistently ranked amongst the very best mathematical sciences departments in the world, for both teaching and research. We are committed to attracting the world’s most talented students and working with them to help them maximise their potential, regardless of race, gender, religion or background.

We are delighted that we are able to offer up to four partial scholarships of £25k each to students commencing the MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance in 2025-26. These scholarships in particular aim to improve access to graduate study for those from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds, feeding into the university’s wider access initiatives. Whilst all students offered places will be considered for the scholarships, applicants from socio-economically disadvantaged groups will be given preference. 

Terms and conditions

Only available for study on the MSc Mathematical and Computational Finance.

How to apply

To be considered for the studentships, all you have to do is submit your completed application for the MSc Mathematical and Computational Finance by the January deadline. 

Queries

Queries relating to the MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance may be addressed to the Mathematical Institute Graduate Studies Office (mathfinadmis@maths.ox.ac.uk). 

Squarepoint Foundation

Oxford University is excited to partner with Squarepoint Foundation in support of our Mathematical and Computational Finance Scholarships. Squarepoint Foundation is a UK charity that focused on making a difference in communities around the world. From supporting local populations in need, advancing research and education in STEM fields, and providing crisis relief, they are involved in producing meaningful change on a global level. The Foundation has been a partner of the University since 2023 and is proud to help individuals achieve their educational ambitions.

Oxford University is grateful for Squarepoint Foundation’s partnership, which has made these scholarships possible.