MSc Applied Mathematics – Financial Engineering specialisation (TU Delft FE)
Specialisation in the MSc Applied Mathematics covering mathematical finance and financial markets, risk management, computational methods for finance and statistical/deep learning methods for finance, built on stochastic processes, statistics and numerical analysis.
What you’ll study
The programme doesn’t publish a unit list. Check the programme website for the current structure.
Before you apply
- Background
- Bachelor's in Applied Mathematics or a closely related subject
Source: tudelft.nl ↗
After graduation
- Typical first roles
- research labs, banks, exchanges, clearing houses, FinTech, regulators and government agencies (sectors, not roles)
Source: tudelft.nl ↗
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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.