MSc in Financial Engineering (Risk Management Institute) (MFE)
A financial engineering master's run through the Risk Management Institute. Official module titles include advanced derivatives pricing, credit risk, quantitative investing and a credit analytics practicum.
What you’ll study
Electives
- FE Seminar in Financial Engineering
- Credit Risk
- Advanced Derivatives Pricing
- Introduction to Quantitative Investing
- Credit Analytics Practicum
Source: masters.nus.edu.sg ↗
Before you apply
- Background
- Good four-year undergraduate or honours degree (older materials)
- Tests
- GMAT or GRE listed among minimum requirements
- Other
- Competitive, limited places
Source: masters.nus.edu.sg ↗
After graduation
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