Summer internships
IFAM is a vibrant, engaging and stimulating environment to study. You will learn from internationally recognised experts who will encourage you to take part in research projects. We offer spring and summer schools in partnership with industry for our students to gain further skills and increase their employability.
Our actuarial and financial mathematics programmes offer a wide range of modules, providing a strong foundation for a successful career in banking, insurance, software development, research institutions or government agencies.
For more information, email: Professor Corina Constantinescu
Undergraduate degree programmes
We offer a variety of undergraduate degree programmes based at the University of Liverpool, including:
- Mathematics with Finance BSc
- Actuarial Mathematics BSc
- Mathematics and Economics BSc
For more information, visit - Mathematics courses
Master’s degree programmes
We offer an MSc in Applied Statistics and Data Science at the University of Liverpool which will equip you
with the ability to apply methods of statistics and data science to solve complex real-world problems across a broad range of fields, from global health and epidemiology to finance and investment.
In semester two, you can choose between the:
- ‘Machine Learning for Investment Science’ pathway and learn how to employ the power of machine learning to model, predict, and interpret international financial trends and economic forces
- ‘Social Finance’ pathway and learn how to use mathematical and statistical concepts to price and manage financial products with positive social outcomes
For more information, visit - Applied Statistics and Data Science
Postgraduate research
Studying for a PhD at IFAM provides an opportunity to explore and enhance your understanding of financial and actuarial mathematics. Through our industry contacts, you will also be able to see how these new insights apply in the real world.
You will tackle problems which require a high level of mathematical understanding and so will
require an undergraduate degree with a significant mathematical component. Candidates from the UK are expected to have at least a 2:1 degree from a leading university. International students should also be of a comparable level.
For more information, visit - Mathematical Sciences PhD / MPhil
