Courses Structure

With the new program regulations, which has come into effect in fall semester 2022, the core courses offer has been adapted.

All core courses are offered once in each academic year.

Each elective course belongs to one of the areas Finance (FIN) or Mathematical Methods in Finance (MF).

The list of elective courses

• might change from year to year
• is verified annually by the Steering Committee of the program.

In order to set individual focus points in their curriculum with their electives, MScQF students can choose from 6 thematic tracks. Please be aware that these tracks are just meant for orientation and have no legal relevance. In consequence, the tracks will not show up on the degree certificate, and students are free to mix courses from different tracks. The tracks are:
•    Track 1: Machine Learning, AI and Data in Finance
•    Track 2: Uncertainty and Risk Management
•    Track 3: Mathematical Topics in Finance
•    Track 4: Banking and Corporate Finance
•    Track 5: Insurance
•    Track 6: Portfolio Management and Asset Pricing

Download Table Tracks and Electives (PDF, 197 KB)

• The program will encourage links with the professional community through the Master's thesis projects.
• Some of these projects may be initiated by firms who submit research proposals. Participants may spend the summer working as interns in those firms while writing their Master's thesis.
• The final presentation consists of a colloquium, where participants present their Master's thesis.
• Master's Thesis Guidelines

Courses Fall Semester 2023

Courses Spring Semester 2023

Courses and Exams MSc QF