COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematical Finance is a rigorous and quantitative program designed to prepare students for careers in finance, analytics, and related fields. This degree combines the principles of mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to help students understand the behavior of financial markets and the role of risk and uncertainty in decision-making. Students develop strong analytical, computational, and problem-solving skills that are essential for evaluating financial data, building models, and making informed investment or business decisions.To graduate from the School of Arts and Sciences, students must complete a total of 120 credit hours. This curriculum includes general education requirements that build foundational skills in communication and critical thinking, along with major-specific courses in mathematics, statistics, and finance. The program is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that students gain a well-rounded and career-focused education. Electives may also be included, allowing students to explore additional areas of interest or deepen their expertise in specialized topics.While 120 credit hours is the standard requirement for this degree, some programs within the School of Arts and Sciences may require additional credits due to their academic or professional demands.Overall, the BS in Mathematical Finance prepares students for careers in investment banking, risk management, hedge funds, financial analysis, actuarial science, and insurance, while also providing a strong foundation for advanced study in finance, economics, or applied mathematics.