Illinois Tech's professional Master of Mathematical Finance program provides a superior quantitative education to prepare for careers in quantitative analysis and financial engineering. Become immersed in the quantitative principles of valuation and hedging of financial securities. The Master of Mathematical Finance program offers an ideal balance of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Learn from professors affiliated with the Department of Applied Mathematics and Stuart School of Business to get insight into quantitative methods for valuation and hedging of financial derivatives, quantitative risk management in finance, machine learning in finance, algorithmic trading, and more. Chicago is a vibrant, global hub for the financial community. It is home to prominent financial exchanges as well as some of the nation’s major banks, hedge funds, investment firms, and insurance companies. Research and internship experiences, as well as future employment opportunities, are enriched by the resources available in Chicago.

Unibroad also offers a Pre-Master's program for the candidates not eligible for this course. There is special Unibroad scholarship offered at this university.