BS/M Applied Mathematics with Specialization in Mathematical Finance (5-year) (BS/M AMF)
A five-year combined applied-mathematics and mathematical-finance pathway. Students first complete the bachelor’s component, then may progress to a master’s year covering stochastic methods, derivatives and a financial-modelling project for a local company.
What you’ll study
Core
- Stochastic Calculus
- Advanced Probability and Martingales
- Financial Derivatives
- Risk Management
- Practitioners’ Seminar
- Financial Mathematics Project
Source: ateneo.edu ↗
Before you apply
- Background
- Freshman entry to the bachelor’s component; progression to the master’s year depends on undergraduate academic performance.
- Other
- Retention and progression rules apply; admission to the master’s component is not automatic.
Source: ateneo.edu ↗
After graduation
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What students and graduates say
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- UPD BS Statistics vs ADMU BS/M Applied Math (Mathematical Finance) (Reddit)
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The live official programme page provides a curriculum/specification last updated 21 October 2020. That historical specification lists 85th-percentile ACET overall and maths thresholds plus above-average high-school maths; current thresholds were not re-established and are not presented as current requirements. No programme-specific employment statistics were found on the page.
Checked 6 November 2026 against the sources linked on this page. Fees, units and requirements change each year, so confirm them on the programme’s website before applying.