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Develop the advanced quantitative, analytical and technical expertise needed to solve complex financial challenges in a data-driven global economy. This specialist master's programme combines finance, mathematics and econometric analysis to provide a thorough understanding of the quantitative methods used in modern financial industries. You'll explore both the theoretical and practical foundations of quantitative finance, learning how financial models are developed, evaluated and applied across investment, risk management and financial markets. Throughout the programme, you'll strengthen your numerical, computational and problem-solving capabilities while developing the ability to assess uncertainty, interpret financial data and support evidence-based decision-making. Studying at Alliance Manchester Business School, you'll benefit from research-led teaching, an international perspective and exposure to contemporary issues shaping global finance. The programme prepares graduates for specialist careers across quantitative finance, investment management, risk analysis, banking and financial technology, while also providing a strong foundation for future research and doctoral study.
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Alliance Manchester Business School
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Werequire a First or Upper Second class honours degree (2:1, with 60% average) from a UK university or the overseas equivalent. You ideally need a degree in finance, economics, mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, actuarial or decision sciences and have taken or be taking a significant number of modules in quantitative subjects, such as differential equations, econometrics or mathematical statistics in the final year of your degree, with excellent results. A GMAT/GRE is not required to apply for this course but in some cases The Admissions Team may request this after the initial review of your application if your degree does not contain enough relevant quantitative modules. When assessing your academic record, we take into account your grade average, position in class and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification.
