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Master
Stochastics and Financial Mathematics
Vergelijk

As a student in the double degree programme, you will follow the essential courses from both programmes. However you only conduct one interdisciplinary Master's project with supervisors from both disciplines, resulting in one integrated Master's thesis. You can only follow a double degree programme if you meet the admission criteria for both programmes separately.

Curriculum

As part of the Econometrics Master’s programme you can choose one of the four tracks:

  • Complexity and Economic Behaviour (CEB)
  •  Data Science and Business Analytics (DS&BA)
  •  Financial Econometrics (FE)
  •  Econometrics (ECT)

If you choose the Financial Econometrics track the course load will be:

  • 40 EC Econometrics courses
  • 74 EC Mathematics courses
  • 36 EC integrated Master’s project Econometrics and Mathematics

If you choose the other Econometrics tracks, the course load will be:

  • 45 EC Econometrics courses
  • 69 EC Mathematics courses
  • 36 EC integrated Master’s project Econometrics and Mathematics

Master's thesis

You will conclude your Master's programme with an integrated research project (36 EC). Your progress will be supervised by staff members from both study programmes. The project culminates in your Master's thesis and an oral presentation of your results during a public colloquium.

Upon completion of the programme you will receive a Master's degree in both Stochastics and Financial Mathematics and Econometrics. 

Entry requirements

This programme is open to students with sufficient background in Econometrics and Stochastics and Financial Mathematics. Interested students have to be admitted to both the Master’s programme in Econometrics and the Master’s programme in Stochastics and Financial Mathematics.

Application

To apply for this double Master’s programme, please apply for the Master’s programme Stochastics and Financial Mathematics and the Master’s programme Econometrics.