This course is a dynamic new programme with the aim to deliver high quality training in the theory of Mathematical Finance with strong emphasis on computational methods. Currently graduates in this field are expected to have a working knowledge of advanced computational finance (including construction of algorithms and programming skills) as well as a sound knowledge of the theory of Probability and Stochastic Analysis. These are the core theories needed in the modern valuation of complex financial instruments. At the end of this programme you will have developed personal communications skills, initiative, and professionalism within a mathematical context; developed transferable skills that maximise your prospects for future employment, including writing, oral presentation, team-working, numerical and logical problem-solving, planning and time-management; improved your ability to convey ideas in an articulate fashion, to build upon previous mathematical training and further develop logic and deductive skills; mastered standard and advanced mathematical tools used to solve applied problems relevant to the mathematical finance industry; developed quantitative and computational skills for the proficient fulfilment of tasks in the financial sector.