Universities / ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics and Management (ULisboa)
Master in Mathematical Finance (ISEG MF)
An English-taught two-year mathematical finance master's with a strong stochastic calculus and continuous-time finance core, plus programming and numerical methods. Final year can end in a thesis, project or internship; positioned as preparation for research roles or doctoral study.
What you’ll study
Core
- Financial Markets and Investments
- Mathematical Methods in Finance
- Programming Techniques
- Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes
- Stochastic Calculus
- Financial Econometrics
- Optimization and Control Theory in Finance
- Numerical Methods in Finance
- Interest Rate and Credit Risk Models
- Lévy Processes and Applications in Finance
- Stochastic Finance in Continuous Time
- MSc Final Work 1
- Master's Final Work 2
Electives
- Elective I
- Elective II
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Before you apply
- Background
- Bachelor's in a relevant field (applied mathematics, mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, economics, finance, management, accounting); others case by case
- English
- Excellent written and spoken English expected (no score stated)
- Other
- Degree certificate, transcript, CV, motivation letter; conditional application possible for final-year bachelor students
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After graduation
- Employers
- European Central Bank, European Investment Bank, Google, Banco de Portugal, Millennium bcp, BNP Paribas, EY
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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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