Science & Environment · MSc

MSc Mathematical Finance

MSc Mathematical Finance runs as an intensive programme on the Hillfort campus with a dissertation or client project in the final term. Cohorts are capped so seminars stay small.

1 year Course code HU-705 Full-timePart-time

Tuition, first year

£11,800 home

£24,600 international

Estimate your net cost with scholarships on the tuition page.

Entry requirements

A 2:1 honours degree (or equivalent) in a related subject. Applicants with substantial professional experience are considered on interview.

Where you study

Science & Environment on the Hillfort campus. Intakes: September, January.

See the campus map for buildings and access.

Curriculum

Module lists for each year of the course. Full module descriptions live in the course catalogue sent with every offer.

ModuleCredits
Scientific Communication30
Laboratory Skills30
Calculus & Linear Algebra30
Capstone Project30
Dissertation30

Careers and outcomes

Recent graduates of Science & Environment went into:

  • Software and data teams
  • Environmental agencies and consultancies
  • Research institutes
  • Quantitative finance

Median starting salary across Science & Environment graduates: £36,000.

Outcomes are surveyed six months after graduation; the full series is on the tuition and outcomes page.

  • Arts & Humanities £27,000
  • Business & Economics £34,000
  • Engineering & Materials £33,500
  • Health & Life Sciences £31,000
  • Science & Environment £36,000
  • Law & Society £30,000
Median starting salary by faculty, 2025 leavers (sample data)
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FacultyMedian salary
Arts & Humanities27,000
Business & Economics34,000
Engineering & Materials33,500
Health & Life Sciences31,000
Science & Environment36,000
Law & Society30,000

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