Maestría en Ciencias en Ingeniería Financiera (MIF)
The department describes a financial-engineering master focused on quantitative financial markets and credit-risk modelling. Its published draft curriculum covers financial statistics, asset pricing, econometrics, derivatives and risk; a current intake has not been re-established.
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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The live department page names the MSFE and links admissions and curriculum, but its browser title includes Borrador (draft). These draft unit names are indicative, not confirmed current compulsory or elective requirements: Financial Statistics; Asset Pricing I; Financial Econometrics; Financial Markets and Financial Instruments; Corporate Finance I; Asset Pricing II; Fixed Income Management; Copulas for Finance and Applications; Banking Econometrics; Research Methodologies; Equity Management; Corporate Finance II; Financial Derivatives; Portfolio Management; Stochastic Calculus; Advanced Financial Econometrics; Data Science for Finance and Risk; Alternative Asset Management; Business Valuation; Interest Rate Curve Models; Thesis I; Thesis II. A central postgraduate page previously yielded 2026-II text but returned nginx404 in the final normal-browser check; no current intake is confirmed. Admissions requirements and graduate outcomes were not retrieved.
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.