Master of Science in Quantitative Finance (Amrut Mody School of Management) (MSQF)
An 80-credit quantitative-finance MSc combining mathematical finance, econometrics, optimisation and computational methods. Its curriculum includes an internship and capstone, alongside workshops connecting modelling to market data and financial technology.
What you’ll study
Core
- Stochastic Calculus
- Stochastic Calculus Applied to Finance
- Introductory Econometrics I and II
- Optimization in Finance I and II
- Financial Econometrics I and II or Time Series Econometrics I and II
- Quantitative Portfolio Management
- Asset Pricing: Theory and Application I and II
- Derivatives and Risk Management I and II
- Fixed Income and Term Structure Modelling I and II
- Summer Internship
- Master’s Capstone Project
Electives
- Advanced Concepts in Statistics I and II
- Big Data Analytics I and II
- Non-Linear Dynamics I and II
- Text Analytics I and II
- Credit Derivatives I and II
- Financial Engineering and Structured Products I and II
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Before you apply
- Background
- Bachelor’s or master’s in engineering, computing, maths, statistics, physics, economics, finance or a related quantitative discipline; at least 55% across Class 10, Class 12 and bachelor’s degree.
- Maths
- calculus; linear algebra; probability; statistics
- Tests
- Accepted scores include CAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT, GMAT, GRE, GATE, JAM or specified CUET-PG papers; the AMSOM MSQF test is an alternative for applicants without these scores or with low scores.
- Other
- Application includes a two-minute video; selected applicants attend a faculty interaction. 2027 graduates may apply.
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After graduation
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Admissions are open for 2027, with foundation courses scheduled for 12 July 2027. Published core/elective lists are labelled illustrative by the university. Programme-specific placement rates or salary outcomes were not established on the pages read.
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