Master of Financial Engineering (KAIST College of Business) (MFE)
A two-year thesis-based master's focused on quantitative asset management, derivatives and risk management, with access to Reuters Training Center, KOSCOM Finance Information Center and the KAIST Student Investment Fund (KRW 1 billion managed by students).
What you’ll study
The programme doesn’t publish a unit list. Check the programme website for the current structure.
Before you apply
The programme doesn’t publish detailed entry requirements beyond a general admissions page.
After graduation
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54 credits: 3 general mandatory, 22.5 major mandatory, 19.5 elective, 9 research (thesis). Course names are only in linked PDFs. CFA Level I-III passers may waive Financial Accounting. Student profile charts (major, career) are images only.
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.