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"Everyone is talking about financial innovation. But when you’ve worked in finance, you realize that there are so many unanswered questions. I came here with a lot of questions. Now, they’re getting answered."

— Tom Qiu,
M.Fin. ‘10

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MIT Sloan launched its Master of Finance (M.Fin.) as a direct response to demand in the financial industry in July 2009. This rigorous, 1-year program combines in-depth study of quantitative techniques with practical, hands-on business problem solving.

Beyond the traditional synergies among economics, finance and accounting, MIT Sloan’s M.Fin. program exploits the intellectual ties between finance and mathematics, statistics, operations research, computer science and engineering. These, combined with a high level of flexibility and a wide range of elective courses — both at MIT Sloan and other MIT departments — allows you to tailor your M.Fin. experience to your specific area of interest and career goals.

"Over the years, MIT has produced many leaders in the financial industry. As the field progresses, there is a growing demand for students and professionals with rigorous finance training who also can master specialized technologies. This program is a response to the growing demand in the industry."

— Jiang Wang,
Mizuho Financial Group Professor

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Third Round Application Deadline is March 15, 2012.