Johns Hopkins University

Master of Science - MS in Financial Mathematics

Johns Hopkins University
Overview

it is the study of applied mathematics as it relates to financial markets. First, students study computational mathematics to form an understanding of financial theory. Initial coursework is designed around understanding the probabilistic nature of the financial world and culminates with students being able to provide quality market analysis and to measure derivatives of financial models. There are myriad benefits of earning an MSc in Financial Mathematics, including mastery of financial markets, interpretation, and statistical reasoning. Many MSc programs also offer internships at local or regional financial institutions, which give students a sense of the industry and allow for the practical application of their skills. This real-world experience before entering the job market is invaluable. Those who earn an MSc in Financial Mathematics find employment as financial analysts or actuaries in private industry and government. Some find work in the stock market analyzing market trends and statistics. Others go on to work in academia and end up teaching themselves. A common denominator among recent graduates is that this highly focused degree makes them a qualified and desirable candidate to potential employers.

Degree Awarded
Master's Degree
Start Dates

06 May 2024

02 Sep 2024

Duration
2 Years
Fees
Application Fee (one-time)
USD 70
SEVIS Fees (one-time)
USD 350
Tuition Fee (per year)
USD 58,720
VISA Fees (one-time)
USD 160
Intakes
Starting Date Open 06 May 2024
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Starting Date Open 02 Sep 2024
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Johns Hopkins University

Since opening its doors in 1876, the Johns Hopkins University has endeavored to achieve three main goals: to educate its students and cultivate their capacity for life-long learning, to foster independent and original research, and to bring the benefits of discovery to the world.

The institution is based in Baltimore, with 10 divisions spread out across 10 campuses on three continents, covering a wide array of interests and industries from the arts and music, the humanities, the social and natural sciences to engineering, international studies, education, business, and the health professions.

Johns Hopkins has evolved into Maryland’s largest private employer and contributes more than $10 billion annually to the state’s economy.

Frequently Asked Questions
step 1
Complete application
Fill the Global application form
step 2
Get shortlisted and receive the offer letter
The candidates will be evaluated based on their profile, i.e. professional experience and academic scores
step 3
Block your seat
Upon receiving the offer letter, block your seat by paying a caution amount.
step 4
Document Submission
Submit self attested documents as per the lost of documents in the offer letter
step 5
Complete the payment
Pay the balance fee. 0% interest EMI options available.

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