87 Master's in Financial Mathematics in Europe

Join a top-ranked (#14 FT) Financial Management programme from Vlerick Business School that equips you with rigorous financial expertise and practical insights. You’ll master corporate finance, investment, risk, and financial markets through case studies, simulations, and international exposure—ready to take on strategic finance roles globally.

Develop expertise in tackling real-world problems in the Master's Economics, together with students from around the world. With an understanding of how social interaction leads to problems such as biodiversity loss, climate change, poverty, and inequality, you will be better equipped to help governments, businesses and NGOs develop effective strategies and policies. 

Standout to employers in the financial sector with a strong foundation in quantitative, mathematical and computational skills relevant to that industry with the Financial Mathematics with Data Science course at the University of Bath.

Understand the main aspects of quantitative finance – including general finance theory, finance models and programming for graduates with Financial Mathematics degree offered at University of Sussex.

The MSc in Mathematical Finance (Online) at the University of York will give you the skills you need to work in the financial sector and adapt quickly to new developments in the field.

If you want to understand the why, more than the what and the how, when it comes to the complex world of global finance, this Financial Mathematics degree delivered by Dublin City University is for you.

The two-year MSc Mathematics at the University of Amsterdam is a research-based degree designed for students who are ready to deepen their understanding of mathematics and explore its frontiers. 

Use applied mathematics to analyse complex economic issues and financial markets alongside the Financial Engineering course from University of York.

The depth of maths taught in the Financial Mathematics course from Loughborough University will give you the skills you need to succeed in the finance sector. It is also the ideal preparation if you want to pursue a research career in stochastic analysis, financial mathematics and other relevant areas.

The Public Financial Management (Online) programme from SOAS University of London will enable you to make decisions about investment projects, when and how to use privatisation and public-private partnerships, and how to manage the financial relationships between national and sub-national governments.

Graduates of the Financial and Actuarial Mathematics study degree from Vilnius University are qualified to analyze and solve problems in theoretical models of finance and insurance, with the implementation of obtained solutions in practice.

This one-year (2-semester) Actuarial Science - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This Financial Economics programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam is designed for ambitious students aiming for a career in private equity, corporate finance, banking, or asset management. You will gain the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to succeed in the financial sector.

The Actuarial and Financial Engineering master's programme at the University of Tartu aims to provide students with skills and knowledge of quantitative risk assessment and management methods at financial institutions: banks, insurance companies, investment funds, pension funds, financial supervision authorities, securities firms, credit companies, etc., in Europe and worldwide.

Standout to employers in the financial sector with a strong foundation in quantitative, mathematical and computational skills relevant to that industry with the Financial Mathematics with Data Science (Professional Placement) course at the University of Bath.

The Mathematical Finance with Professional Placement programme from The University of Exeter offers a solid foundation to the tools, theory and practice required for a career in finance or related professions.

Open the door to a world of career opportunities with the Mathematical Finance programme from University of Birmingham.

The Stochastics and Financial Mathematics programme from the University of Amsterdam is a research oriented two-year Master's programme in mathematics offering courses at a high mathematics level. Its close ties with the financial and consultancy sector in Amsterdam are unique in the Netherlands. 

The globalisation and digitalisation of today's financial markets have led to increased international competition that requires a growing need for candidates with superior quantitative skills, a sound understanding of the industry, and good knowledge of financial theory.  With an Master in Quantitative Finance from BI Norwegian Business School you will be prepared to meet those needs.

The Quantative Finance and Risk Management programme from Newcastle University will develop your career in the financial services, or as a quantitative analyst in investment banking and risk management fields.