Actuarial and Financial Engineering University of Tartu
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSc | On-Campus | Full-time | 2 years | September | find out | €6000.00 year per |
Tuition waivers and monthly stipends are available.
Course overview
2-year master's programme prepares specialists for financial sector, banking and insurance industries in quantitative methods of risk assessment and hedging, providing knowledge and skills in two major areas - financial engineering and insurance mathematics.
The ability to derive, implement and use correctly numerical procedures for computing various financial quantities is crucial for being successful in the field of quantitative finance. It also helps to make better choices when buying an insurance policy or stock options.
Why study financial and actuarial engineering at the University of Tartu?
- The only programme of this kind in the Nordic region, meeting EU educational standards in actuarial mathematics.
- Special emphasis on applied mathematical models and quantitative methods.
- After graduation, you can pursue your career at banks, insurance companies and financial authorities as an analyst, actuary or risk engineer.
- Study at the Delta Centre, which is one of the most modern centres of digital technology, mathematics and entrepreneurship in the Nordic region.
Entry requirements for this course
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