Ranked #1 Master's in Finance (MSF) program in the U.S. by the Financial Times, Bentley’s MSF with a specialization in Financial Analytics prepares you for dynamic careers in risk management, investment analysis, compliance, and financial technology. Designed for students with strong quantitative skills, this STEM-designated program combines rigorous capital market training with advanced data analytics to meet the demands of today’s evolving financial landscape.
This track offers a solid foundation in financial modeling, risk assessment and regulatory compliance, equipping students to excel in roles that require both technical expertise and strategic insight. Whether you're advancing from an undergraduate finance background or transitioning from another field, this program provides the analytical tools and practical experience needed to thrive in high-growth finance careers.
Ranked #1 Finance Program
Bentley’s Master’s in Finance program is ranked #1 in the U.S. by the Financial Times, recognized for highest alumni salary increases, employability after three months after graduation and the program's value for the money.
STEM-Designated
International students who complete the required curriculum for the program may be eligible to apply to USCIS for an additional two years of Optional Practical Training (OPT).
Real-World Analytical Tools
Students gain hands-on experience with industry-leading platforms like Bloomberg, FactSet and Python, applying data-driven techniques to solve complex financial challenges.
In-Demand Skills
The program builds expertise in risk analysis, financial modeling and data analytics—skills highly sought after by employers across finance, fintech and regulatory sectors.
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Computational Finance
An advanced application of mathematical and computational methods to complex financial problems, including simulation techniques, numerical analysis and stochastic processes. Students apply these tools to topics such as fixed income, derivatives and risk modeling through hands-on projects. Designed for students with a strong background in calculus and a solid understanding of financial instruments and markets.
Derivatives
An intensive introduction to the design, pricing, and mechanics of derivative securities, with a focus on their use in risk management. Students apply tools such as no-arbitrage pricing and quantitative methods to value options and other derivatives, building on statistical and algebraic techniques with some calculus. Ideal for students seeking a deep, practical understanding of derivatives beyond a survey-level overview.
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How to Apply to the Master's in Finance: Financial Planning and Wealth Management
You can apply for the Master's in Finance with a Financial Planning and Wealth Management major by applying to the Master's in Finance program. Once accepted into the program, you will be able to choose FinTech as your major.