Courses are offered in modules. A module will consist of a four-week unit with a minimum of three contact hours per week, or its equivalent. A large portion of the learning for the module will take place outside of class through carefully designed computer projects and group study. The courses have been packaged in units of one, two, three, four, or five modules, and the course weight will be equal to the number of modules; for example, a course with three modules will have a weight of three credit hours. Six modules will be considered the equivalent of one full-course equivalent in a standard format. The third digit of the four-digit course number determines the course weight.
Third Digit Notation
1 = one-third of a half course
2 = two-thirds of a half course
3 = one half course
4 = two-thirds of a full course
5 = one full course
Required Courses
Course Code | Course Title |
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Internship | |
Introduction to Financial Industry | |
Information Technology | |
Investment and Finance | |
Operations Research | |
Data Science Methods for Investment, Finance, and Risk Management | |
Financial Markets and Corporate Policy | |
Workshop in Mathematical Finance | |
Pricing Theory 1 | |
Asset Management | |
Dynamic Data Science in Finance | |
Communication | |
Risk Management | |
MMF2012H | Financial Modelling |
Numerical Methods for Finance | |
Risk Management Laboratory | |
Blockchain Fundamentals for Finance | |
Machine Learning for Finance | |
MMF2032H | Innovation and Entrepreneurship |
MMF2034H | Climate Risk Management in Finance |
Additional Courses
Course Code | Course Title |
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MMF1915H | Introduction to Financial Products |
MMF1926H | Workshop in Mathematical Finance |