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Master of Science in Engineering - Financial Mathematics

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore campus — Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Study Level
Postgraduate · Master's Degree
Duration
To be confirmed
Study Mode
To be confirmed
Next Intake
August 2027
Tuition Fee
USD 64,730
Application Fee
USD 75
Scholarships Available
None listed
Post-Study Work Information
Optional Practical Training (OPT): Verify before applying
Application Status
Open — confirm with Eagle Link (Not confirmed)

Program information is subject to institution confirmation. Fees, deadlines, intakes and entry requirements may change.

Overview

The financial mathematics master’s program at Johns Hopkins is offered through the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics as a Master’s of Science in Engineering (MSE) degree. Students with a strong quantitative undergraduate background are encouraged to apply for admission to the program. The Master’s program in Financial Mathematics will provide a solid foundation in applied mathematics, providing the basis for an understanding and appreciation of existing models commonly used in financial applications and inferential and computational tools for developing their solution. The program will also furnish the appropriate insights in Finance where quantitative skills are most germane. The combination of these elements will create a springboard for addressing today’s quantitative challenges in finance as well as provide the preparation to meet the challenges of the future. Learning Objectives for Financial Mathematics Master’s students: Gain knowledge of financial markets and asset classes, how markets are regulated, how they are structured and operate Gain knowledge of investments, portfolios, asset allocation, risk management Gain knowledge of how financial derivatives are modeled and valued Gain an ability for areas of applied mathematics that are most useful in real financial application (statistical analysis, time series analysis, optimization, Monte-Carlo methods, stochastic processes) Develop communications skills Develop computational skills Gain insight as to how this knowledge and these skills integrate in the workplace environment
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Credential
Master's Degree
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Entry Requirements

Entry requirements will be confirmed by the institution or authorized partner before application.

English-language requirements

English-language requirements will be confirmed by the institution or authorized partner before application.

Fees & Costs

Tuition fee
USD 64,730
Application fee
USD 75
Deposit required
Not listed
Estimated other compulsory fees
Not listed — confirm with Eagle Link.

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Scholarships

No scholarship is currently listed for this program. Explore scholarships and funding.

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Intakes & Deadlines

Upcoming intakes
August 2027, August 2028, August 2029
Application deadline
15 December 2026
Application status
Confirm with Eagle Link
Intake availability
Not confirmed

Campus & Location

Baltimore campus

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

3400 North Charles Street

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Post-Study Work / Immigration Information

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Optional Practical Training (OPT)
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About the Institution

Johns Hopkins University opened in 1876 with the inauguration of its first president, Daniel Coit Gilman. Gilman believed that teaching and research go hand in hand—that success in one depends on success in the other—and that a modern university must do both well. In 145 years, Johns Hopkins University has not strayed from that vision. It is still a destination for excellent, ambitious scholars and a world leader in teaching and research. Distinguished professors mentor students in the arts and music, humanities, social and natural sciences, engineering, international studies, education, busin...

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Program information last verified 8 October 2026.