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Universities / Imperial College London

MSc Risk Management and Financial Engineering (RMFE)

A quantitative business-school MSc accredited by PRMIA, using Python as its main language with AI woven through the content. It blends financial engineering, stochastic calculus and risk management with a wide choice of finance electives.

What you’ll study

Core

  • Empirical Finance: Methods and Applications
  • Financial Statistics
  • Financial Engineering
  • Investments and Portfolio Management
  • Risk Management and Valuation
  • Stochastic Calculus

Electives

  • Advanced Options Theory
  • Climate Finance
  • Computational Finance with C++
  • Digital Assets
  • International Finance
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Topics in Corporate Finance
  • Global Markets and Policy for Practitioner
  • Machine Learning and Finance
  • Fixed Income Securities
  • Big Data in Finance
  • Market Microstructure
  • Sustainable Finance
  • Systematic Trading Strategies with Machine Learning Algorithms

Source: imperial.ac.uk ↗

Before you apply

Background
2:1 in a highly quantitative subject (Mathematics, Engineering, Economics, Science)
Maths
probability; calculus; matrix algebra; real analysis
Tests
GMAT not required but strengthens application (minimum 55th percentile or 600 on 10th edition)
English
Higher university requirement in an approved test

Source: imperial.ac.uk ↗

After graduation

Typical first roles
Investment banking, Asset and investment management, Sales and trading, Hedge funds

Source: imperial.ac.uk ↗

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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.

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