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Johns Hopkins University's financial mathematics master's program is administered by the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, awarding a Master's of Science in Engineering (MSE) degree. This intensive three-semester program begins in late summer and concludes by mid-December. Applicants with robust quantitative undergraduate preparation are ideal candidates for this program. The Financial Mathematics Master's curriculum establishes comprehensive expertise in applied mathematics, enabling students to comprehend and evaluate prevalent financial models while developing problem-solving techniques through computational and inferential methods. It further delivers essential financial knowledge where quantitative abilities prove most valuable. This integrated approach serves as both a launchpad for tackling contemporary quantitative finance problems and a foundation for future financial challenges.