MS Finance (Quantitative)

The MS Finance (Quantitative) program at Washington State University is designed for students who want to pursue a career in finance, particularly in the areas of quantitative analysis and financial modeling. The program provides a rigorous education in financial theory, econometrics, and statistical analysis, as well as practical experience with financial software and tools. Students will learn how to apply mathematical models to real-world financial problems, develop skills in data analysis and interpretation, and gain an understanding of the ethical and regulatory issues in finance. The program also offers opportunities for internships, research projects, and networking with industry professionals, providing students with practical experience and connections in the field.

Additional Information

The MS Finance (Quantitative) program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a recognition of the program's quality and excellence. The program is also part of the Financial Management Association (FMA), which provides students with access to professional development opportunities, networking events, and scholarships. Graduates of the program are well-prepared to pursue careers in investment management, financial analysis, and risk management.

Discover the Power of Sustainable Finance at Washington State University

Washington State University is a top-tier institution known for its academic excellence and innovative research. The university's location in Pullman, Washington provides a beautiful and serene setting for students to focus on their studies. The university's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility makes it an attractive choice for students who want to make a positive impact on the world. With a strong focus on experiential learning and career development, students in the MS Finance (Quantitative) program are well-prepared to succeed in their chosen careers.

• The MSFQ courses will help student develop a skill set similar to a Financial Engineering program

•          Some courses specific to this track include:

• Data Analysis for Investments
• Fixed Income Securities
• Quantitative Risk Management
• Mathematical Finance
• Students will have the opportunity to work at an internship between their second and third semesters
• About  94% of MSFQ students seeking employment accepted a job within three months after graduation in 2016