87 Master's in Financial Mathematics in Europe

The Master's programme in Financial Engineering from Mälardalen University provides you with advanced qualifications in mathematics and finance, covering a wide range of topics from the management of financial portfolios to risk analysis in financial markets. As a graduate you will be in demand for senior positions in the international world of finance.

The Master Programme in Financial Engineering taught at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) provides innovative solutions of pricing, hedging, trading and portfolio management problems by employing advanced mathematical methods and computer technology. 

The PGCE in Secondary Mathematics (Hons) at Birmingham City University is a full-time programme designed for aspiring teachers. This one-year course, commencing in September 2026, equips students with essential skills and knowledge to inspire and educate secondary school pupils in mathematics.

The M.Sc. in Quantitative Finance at University College Dublin is a rigorous one-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. It provides advanced mathematical modelling skills for financial markets. Students develop expertise in pricing, hedging, and risk management to prepare for high-level careers in finance.

Do you want to make an impact as a leader in the financial industry? Then the Banking and Finance (MBF) programme at the University of St. Gallen (HSG) is the ideal programme for successfully starting your career. 

The Algebra, Geometry and Number Theory master's specialisation spans both theory and the world of algorithms and applications. The courses are directly related to our research.

The Actuarial Science and Mathematical Finance at University of Amsterdam is a research programme in the section Quantitative Economics of the Amsterdam School of Economics. It concerns both fundamental and applied research in the field of financial and economic risk management.