• The Master of Financial Engineering at the University of California is a 1-year program.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on a full-time basis.
  • The program courses are anchored in cutting-edge research and integrate theories, frameworks, and practical applications in a seamless learning experience.
  • Students need to successfully complete 30 units of coursework, including the Morgan Stanley Applied Finance Project, plus an internship or industry/independent study project.
  • The classroom instruction delivers the financial engineering knowledge and best practices that students will put to use in the experiential learning that forms the heart of the program.
  • It starts with a 12-week internship and continues with an applied finance project.
  • Both of these experiences put students at the top of the queue when applying for jobs after graduation.
  • All of the classes, starting with the pre-program coursework that build upon the previous ones to provide a solid foundation that reinforces what students have already learned.
  • The program launch students career in finance, data science, or technology.
  • students can do specialization in:
    • Valuation
    • Pricing
    • Hedging
    • Trading
    • Data Science
    • Risk Management
    • Project Evaluation
    • Portfolio Management
  • Students in the class of 2019 placed in Fall Internships are 100%.
  • Master of Financial Engineering program ranks 1st according to TFE Times, 2018.