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MSc Mathematics and Finance

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MSc - Master of Science

Subject areas

Mathematics (General) Finance / Accounting (General)

Course type

Course overview

Prepare for a wide range of careers in quantitative finance on this varied Master's course.

This course will deepen your understanding of major aspects of mathematical finance. You'll explore latest industry practice and research, with regular insights from leading practitioners.

The varied programme covers key mathematical foundations, finance principles and tools, and implementation and data analysis.

You'll receive training in a range of mathematical, statistical and programming tools required to pursue or advance a career within financial services.

You'll also apply your knowledge from the course on a research project. This will be carried out internally or on a placement with a bank, hedge fund or similar financial institution.

UK fees Course fees for UK students

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International fees Course fees for EU and international students

Students need to have a minimum requirement of 2.1 degree in mathematics, applied mathematics or physics.

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Quant Guide 2022: Imperial College London

• By Quant Guide 2022: Imperial College London
• 26 Jan 2022
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Imperial College London’s MSc in Mathematics and Finance continues its march up the rankings in this year’s guide, breaking into the top five of all global quant finance-focused master’s programmes for the first time.

Course director Antoine Jacquier reports that the department has seen multiple new appointments in the past year, including Alexei Kondratyev, Cristopher Salvi, Leandro Sánchez-Betancourt, Camilo Hernández, Alexandre Pannier, Aitor Muguruza and Daniel Schwarz.

The number of applications the programme received has gone down from 800 last year, to 600 this year – probably a function of students delaying or deferring studies abroad amid the pandemic. But that appears to have helped Imperial bolster its acceptance rate, which now stands at a very narrow 15%.

Students making the grade have also been “performing extremely well in terms of placements” this year, says Jacquier. The MSc reports graduate employment rate of 98%, up from 90% last year.

When asked about the impact of remote learning on academic performance, he says that “general grades have not suffered much from remote learning”. Jacquier adds that the grading system has been adjusted to reflect the “different structure” of online exams .

The UK programme sees its position as the top-ranked European university usurped, however, by the Sorbonne, which edges Imperial into fifth position overall.

Popular aspects of the course, Jacquier says, have recently included elements involving data, machine learning and algorithmic trading. With the addition of a new core 20-hour ‘Python for finance’ course, as well as ‘Quantum computing in finance’ and ‘Data science for fintech, regtech and suptech’ electives, remote teaching is down to 30%, versus 50% last year. However, overall teaching hours have fallen from 450 last year to 400 this year, despite the introduction of new course options.

Last year, 46% of students were female and 54% male. This year, 35% of students were female and 65% male. There was also a slight increase in programme fees, from £32,000 ($43,420) last year to £35,000 ($47,490) this year.

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Prepare for a wide range of careers in quantitative finance on this varied Master's course.

This course will deepen your understanding of major aspects of mathematical finance. You'll explore latest industry practice and research, with regular insights from leading practitioners.

The varied programme covers key mathematical foundations, finance principles and tools, and implementation and data analysis.

You'll receive training in a range of mathematical, statistical and programming tools required to pursue or advance a career within financial services.

You'll also apply your knowledge from the course on a research project. This will be carried out internally or on a placement with a bank, hedge fund or similar financial institution.

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MSc Mathematics and Finance Imperial College London

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Prepare for a wide range of careers in quantitative finance on this varied Master's course.

This course will deepen your understanding of major aspects of mathematical finance. You'll explore latest industry practice and research, with regular insights from leading practitioners.

The varied programme covers key mathematical foundations, finance principles and tools, and implementation and data analysis.

You'll receive training in a range of mathematical, statistical and programming tools required to pursue or advance a career within financial services.

You'll also apply your knowledge from the course on a research project. This will be carried out internally or on a placement with a bank, hedge fund or similar financial institution.

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MSc Mathematical & Computational Finance: sample dissertations

Below are some examples of MSc dissertations from previous years, which received high marks:

• Optimal Strategies from forward versus classical utilities
• Robust Pricing of Derivatives on Realised Variance
• Log Mean-Variance Portfolio Theory and Time Inconsistency
• Multilayer network valuation under bail-in
• Topological Persistence in Market Micro Structure
• Volatility is Rough
• Deep learning approach to hedging (2019 prize for best Master’s Thesis in Quantitative Finance by Natixis Foundation for Research & Innovation.)
• Risk Management with Generative Adversarial Networks.pdf  (Won award for best Masters Thesis in Quantitative Finance in Europe in 2020)
• Hawkes Process-Driven Models for Limit Order Book Dynamics.pdf   (Won award for best Masters Thesis in Quantitative Finance in Europe in 2021)
• Evaluating Credit Portfolios under IFRS 9 in the UK Economy

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Hi, I'm interested in MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance in Oxford and MSc in Mathematics and Finance at Imperial College London. Hope to know what's people's opinion on the two courses? Specifically which one would be a better one to break into the industry in City? Also does anyone know how the MSc Thesis with a firm works at Imperial? Does everyone get an internship/project with some bank or is that just a marketing trick? More interested into how many of these projects actually change into offers afterwards.. Thank a lot for the help!  

Francis Chan

Miha T said: Hi, I'm currently holding an offer from Oxford for MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance and from Imperial College London for MSc in Mathematics and Finance. Hope to know what's people's opinion on the two courses? Specifically which one would be a better one to break into the industry in City? (Currently undergrad at Warwick University, but with no internship at any BB) Also does anyone know how the MSc Thesis with a firm works at Imperial? Does everyone get an internship/project with some bank or is that just a marketing trick? More interested into how many of these projects actually change into offers afterwards.. Thank a lot for the help! Click to expand...

Make sure you find an internship or have experience before looking for jobs because otherwise it will be nearly impossible to land a FT offer after the MSc - even coming from Oxford  

Den Haag Finance

IMO the best thing is to secure an intership by applying yourself. It is extremely difficult to get a FT offer. At Imperial, most people get a project at a large institution. Last year, only one person did not get it and that was his/hers own fault.  

Yeah that's my plan to apply for internships after, because I know that they essentially hire almost everyone for full time from interns.  

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Doctoral Candidates

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Yannis Kordos

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Yannis obtained an integrated MSc in Mechanical Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) in 2023. His MSc thesis was on the use of Deep Neural Networks as Turbulence Model Surrogates in Aerodynamic Analysis and Optimization.

Hosting Organisations TME (Zaventem, BE), NTUA (Athens, GR) PhD Enrollment NTUA (Athens, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-5930-7482  

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Makihito Nakamura

Makihito obtained a BSc degree from Tohoku University in 2021. He continued his studies in polymer physics at Tohoku University (2021 2023) while earning a two-year scholarship from Charitable Trust Iwai Hisao Memorial Education Fund. His master’s thesis focused on mechanical properties of magnetorheological Gels. He studied the influence of the magnetic field application and the cross-linking degree on MRG’s elasticity by means of Molecular Dynamics simulations. During his undergraduate and master’s years, he also served as a teaching assistant in many different classes including Information Science, Statistical Physics and Quantum Mechanics.

Hosting Organisations Fraunhofer (Freiburg, DE), TME (Zaventem, BE) PhD Enrollment ALU-FR (Freiburg, DE) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-0235-2783  

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Yanji obtained a BSc degree in Physics in 2021 and a MSc in Physics in 2023, both from the Claude Bernard University Lyon 1.

Hosting Organisations Imperial (London, UK), TME (Zaventem, BE) PhD Enrollment UoC (Heraklion, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-0480-5568

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Edoardo Monti

Edoardo received his BSc in Mechanical Engineering at Università la Sapienza di Roma and continued his studies with an MSc in Aeronautical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano, where he specialized in the fields of aerodynamics, applied math, and scientific computing. During the MSc, he joined the Alta Scuola Politecnica, a multidisciplinary and international honors program created by Politecnico di Milano and Politecnico di Torino that aims to integrate domain-specific knowledge with interdisciplinary and teamwork skills. He took part in the Erasmus+ program, joining the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya for a semester. He conducted research work for his Master’s Thesis at the Center for Hypersonics & Entry Systems Studies (University of Illinois), developing and applying physics-constrained machine learning techniques to extend the validity of the continuum fluid governing equations (Navier-Stokes) in the case of non-equilibrium/rarefied flows. This research has been carried out under the supervision of Professor Marco Panesi (University of Illinois) and Professor Giulio Gori (Politecnico di Milano). Based on this work, he has presented his first scientific paper as a corresponding author at AIAA SciTech Forum2024.

Hosting Organisations Imperial (London, UK), TME (Zaventem, BE) PhD Enrollment UoC (Heraklion, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0002-8340-7940

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Jan Gimpeli Y

Jan was born in Slovenia in 1999. He received his BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Maribor, Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering in Maribor in 2021. For his bachelor’s thesis, he received an award from Henkel Maribor for the best final thesis, titled ‘Identification of Dominant Functional Groups in Antibacterial Compounds.’ Additionally, he received Krka’s special commendation for the same thesis. He continued his studies with an MSc in Chemical Engineering at the same university. He completed an internship with AVL in Maribor, where he modeled and optimized a steam methane reformer reactor. His master’s dissertation was conducted in cooperation with AVL, focusing on the development and implementation of a simulation model for a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reactor for the green transition.

Hosting Organisations AVL (Graz, AT), UL (Ljubljana, SI) PhD Enrollment UL (Ljubljana , SI) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0001-5486-8046

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Xingyou Zhang

Xingyu completed his BSc in Mechanical Engineering at Chongqing University, China, with a notable academic record, including multiple scholarships and awards for excellence. He furthered his education with a MSc in Mechanical Engineering at Osaka University, Japan, where he was distinguished by his membership in both the American Society of Thermal and Fluids Engineers and The Heat Transfer Society of Japan. Xingyu’s research has made significant contributions to the field of mechanical engineering, particularly through his work on molecular dynamics simulation to understand interfacial thermal resistance, with findings presented at various international conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals. Alongside his academic and research pursuits, Xingyu has demonstrated a strong capacity for teaching and mentorship, serving as a teaching assistant for courses in thermodynamics and advanced programming. His technical skills span across programming languages, simulation software, and a fluency in Chinese, English, and Japanese, underscoring his versatile expertise and international outlook.

Hosting Organisations CNRS (Amiens, FR), AVL (Graz, AT) PhD Enrollment UPJV (Amiens, FR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0006-8863-9096

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Hammad Khaliq

Hammad got a BSc in Mathematics from the Islamia College University in 2020 and his MSc in in Applied Mathematics from COMSATS University of Islamabad, Pakistan in 2023. His MSc thesis was on the theoretical and numerical analysis for time fractional Allen-Cahn and Cahn-Hilliard equations.

Hosting Organisations SISSA (Trieste, IT), AVL (Graz, AT) PhD Enrollment SISSA (Trieste, IT) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5442-7566

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Matilde Russo

Matilde obtained her BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Naples Federico II in 2020. She studied for her MSc in Chemical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano and received her degree in 2023. For her master thesis project, she investigated the pyrocarbon deposition mechanism during pyrolysis for turquoise hydrogen production. The objective was to look for activation energies and reaction enthalpies that could be used to evaluate kinetic constants to be implemented in the kinetic reaction mechanism for the pyrolysis. For the thesis she exploited quantum chemistry principles and numerical modeling tools to evaluate the energy of the molecules participating to pyrolysis. These species are graphene and gaseous small hydrocarbons such as acetylene. The energies of the structures were made both in homogeneous and heterogeneous phase, with the aim of finding a correlation between the two.

Hosting Organisations Imperial (London, UK), FTI (Freudenberg, DE) PhD Enrollment UoC (Heraklion, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-9070-5681

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Mateja Jovanović

Mateja was born in Belgrade, Serbia in 1998. He completed his BSc degree at the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade is 2022. He then pursued a MSc degree in physics at the same university, where his thesis was done with collaboration with Scientific Computing Laboratory, Institute of Physics Belgrade (2023). As of November 2023, he is employed at the Freudenberg Technology Innovation SE & Co. KG as part of BLESSED project. In this role he will focus on description of molecular mechanisms for transport and ageing processes in fuel cell membrane using molecular dynamics simulation methods.

Hosting Organisations FTI (Freudenberg, DE), ITS (Belgrade, RS) PhD Enrollment UoB (Belgrade, RS) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4687-9624

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Sourab Barath Vijararaghavan

Sourab received his Integrated MSc in Chemistry from the Department of Chemistry of the National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Odisha, India. He possesses experience in various facets of electrochemistry and materials science. He started his research working on a novel modification to the Pechini synthesis for the solution state synthesis of Lithium-Rich NMC. Following this he pursued an internship from the Centre for Automotive Energy Materials (CAEM), ARCI, IITMRP, Chennai, India – studying the effect of electrolyte additives on passivating spinel oxides paired with graphite. His Master’s thesis titled «In-Silico study of Electrode Passivizing Electrolyte Additives for Lithium-Ion batteries» involved the computational modelling and characterization of a novel additive and benchmarking against existing additives. He then worked on the synthesis and characterization of Spinel Oxides for long calendar life Lithium-ion batteries, as a Project Assistant with FaMaL at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc). Following this, he is now working on the computational modelling of manufacturing parameters of Catalyst Layers for PEMFCs.

Hosting Organisations CNRS (Amiens, FR), FTI (Freudenberg, DE) PhD Enrollment UPJV (Amiens, FR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-9163-3201

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Rashen Lou Omongos

Rashen Lou got his BSc in Chemistry from the Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology of Philippines in 2018 and his MSc in Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling for the University of Trieste in 2023.

Hosting Organisations CNRS (Amiens, FR), AC2T (Wiener Neustadt, AT) PhD Enrollment UPJV (Amiens, FR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7064-5240

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Víctor Román Baena

Victor got his BSc in Physics from the University of Barcelona in 2019 and his MSc in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology from the same university in 2020. He worked in CIDETEC, in San Sebastián, Spain as a junior researcher on postmortem and modelling of lithium-ion batteries before joining TU Wien as a Doctoral Candidate in the framework of the BLESSED project.

Hosting Organisations TU Wien (Vienna, AT), FOSS (Peiraeus, GR) PhD Enrollment TU Wien (Vienna, AT) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-0288-6536

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Gabriel Taillandier

Gabriel, born in Nantes, France in 2000, is a Chemical Engineer graduated from the University of Strasbourg but also holds an MSc in Organic Chemistry from the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. During his engineering studies, he undertook an internship at the company Elkem in Lyon (France), where he learned how to construct databases and applications for a research team. In 2022, he began a master’s degree in organic chemistry at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and he conducted his master’s thesis at IMDEA Energy, where he computationally studied hundreds of targeted organic molecules for a redox flow battery.

Hosting Organisations Matgenix (Charleroi, BE), UoC (Heraklion, GR) PhD Enrollment UoC (Heraklion, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0006-9544-0982

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Julien Kolbecher

Julien commenced his studies in the field of Chemistry and Physical Engineering in Bordeaux, France, subsequently focusing on energy storage and conversion. Throughout his scholarly journey, he conducted several research internships across Europe, where he made contributions to the recycling of crystalline silicon photovoltaic panels and the modelling of argyrodite materials at quantum scale for battery applications. He currently started a PhD in Computational Chemistry to understand the electrochemical degradation reactions in fuel cells using DFT codes.

Hosting Organisations Simune (San Sebastian, ES), ALU-FR (Freiburg, DE) PhD Enrollment ALU-FR (Freiburg, DE) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0008-8064-3220

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Karina Chiñas Fuentes

Hosting Organisations TME (Zaventem, BE), UoC (Heraklion, GR) PhD Enrollment UoC (Heraklion, GR) ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0003-3269-8159

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Transform your career with an Imperial MBA

Leveraging Imperial’s strengths in technology, innovation, business and sustainability, our MBA programmes provide a transformative educational experience, developing mindful business leaders who are well-equipped to navigate the increasingly digitised business world.

Adopting a cross-disciplinary approach, our MBA programmes reflect Imperial’s position as a world-leading university at the forefront of groundbreaking research.

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Full-time mba.

On this one-year MBA programme you will study core modules to build your foundation in business, and then shape your own elective and project portfolio to suit your personal academic and career ambitions.

Global Online MBA

• 21, 24 or 32 months

The Global Online MBA is a part-time programme, delivered in an online format that enables you to advance your career whilst studying at a global top 10 university.

Weekend MBA

Our part-time MBA allows you to accelerate and develop your career, balancing studying at Imperial in London one weekend a month with a demanding job.

Executive MBA

Our Executive MBA is a 23-month part-time programme designed for leaders in a technology-driven world.

“The programme's high-quality content and the rich cultural diversity in the Business School community will stimulate a mindset shift that will endure long after the programme is completed. Choosing an MBA programme at Imperial College Business School will equip you with the tools and networks necessary to achieve your goals. It is one of the best decisions you could make for your professional and personal development. ”

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Market trends in the marvellous City: my Global Experience Week in Rio, Brazil

Teresa Gomes, one of our Full-Time MBA students, reflects on her experience to Rio, Brazil, sharing her key takeaways and eye-opening moments from the trip.

My experience competing in the Kellogg Design Challenge 2024

Jade Dhangwattanotai, a Full-Time MBA student, shares his experience of making it to the final stage of the KDC Challenge 2024.

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