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The School of Mathematics and the Manchester Business School at the University of Manchester have combined their academic strength and practical expertise to deliver the MSc in Mathematical Finance, ensuring that students can experience both the mathematical and economic perspective of the subject. This is also supported by invited lectures from senior staff members of leading financial institutions and outstanding mathematicians who are internationally recognised for contributions to Mathematical Finance.

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This programme aims to offer you a professional training in statistics, preparing you for employment as a statistician in business, industry, education, medicine, government or scientific research establishments. It covers areas such as statistical data analysis and modelling, multivariate and non-parametric statistics.

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Opportunities for Postgraduate research are available in a wide range of topics in Probability and Statistics. For some of the available areas of possible PhD or M.Phil research.For more details about the specific projects, please contact the relevant individual members of staff or get in touch with the Probability and Statistics.

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The School of Mathematics is the largest in the UK with an outstanding research reputation and facilities. Many research seminars are held in the School on a weekly basis and allow staff and research students to stay in touch with the latest developments in their fields.

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Multi-scale theory and computation is a methodology for using the knowledge of the properties of a system at the molecular level (e.g. the design of new shampoos and dyes) to predict how it will behave at other scales either at the mesoscopic level (e.g. froth flotation and liquid-liquid extraction) or at the macroscopic level (e.g. the operation of fluidised bed dryers). Such multi-scale studies allow us to develop completely new materials, products and processes because we can think more creatively about how living things work together at the smallest possible level.

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The School of Mathematics has an outstanding research reputation. The research facilities include one of the finest libraries in the country, the John Rylands University Library.

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Ensuring that the mathematics element is accessible, the programme offers a good balance between mathematics and finance. They are particularly suitable for students with a degree in Finance, Financial Economics, Actuarial Science, Engineering, and Mathematics, see the entry requirements, as well as relevant work experience (non-compulsory).

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Ensuring that the mathematics element is accessible, the course offers a good balance between mathematics and finance, covering a range of skill sets in quantitative finance, financial econometrics, mathematics and statistic, and several specialist topics in risk management. It is particularly suitable for students with a degree that is strong in quantitative training, see the entry requirements, as well as relevant practical experience (non-compulsory) via employment.

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This one year taught postgraduate programme leads to the degree of MSc in Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Logic. The programme is suitable not only for students who wish to improve their background knowledge prior to applying to undertake a PhD by research, but also for students who wish to enhance their knowledge of postgraduate-level abstract mathematics.

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The Applied Mathematics group in the School of Mathematics at the University of Manchester has a long-standing international reputation for its research. This research activity is led by thirteen professors with expertise in a range of topics, including Computational Mechanics and Biomechanics ( Heil); Granular Flow ( Gray); Dynamical Systems ( Broomhead, Glendinning); Financial Mathematics ( Duck, Fedotov); High Speed Fluid Dynamics ( Gajjar); Inverse Problems ( Lionheart); Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing ( Dongarra, Higham, Silvester) and Waves in complex media ( Abrahams).

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