Financial Services Analytics (M.S.)
The M.S. in Financial Services Analytics (FSAN) program is a joint initiative between the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics and the College of Engineering. It provides rigorous training in financial theory, practical knowledge of the financial services industry, and advanced data science techniques, including artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The curriculum is built around three core areas: financial risk management, financial operations and financial management. This interdisciplinary STEM program offers the flexibility to accommodate students’ diverse backgrounds, interests and career goals, while also aligning with employer needs. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in fintech and the broader financial services industry, or may choose to pursue further study in UD’s Ph.D. in FSAN program.
*Total cost and time to complete the program varies, depending on curriculum choices, personal schedules and program fees.
Flexible Format Options
This on campus program is 30 credits and can be completed in as little as one calendar year or within three years.
Program Highlights
- Learn and use advanced data science tools, such as R, Python, SAS, SQL, Gurobi, CVX, PyTorc
- This rigorous program shares core classes with the Ph.D. program
- Our interdisciplinary faculty are leaders in research and publication
- Gain access to Lerner Career Services Center’s top-notch graduate internship and mentorship programs
- Delaware is a nationwide leader in fintech, business and financial services
- You may seamlessly transition to the Ph.D. in FSAN
Program Requirements
For the most accurate and up-to-date degree requirements, visit UD’s course catalog. Under the Department of Finance, select “Display Programs” to find your degree and view course options and sequencing.
STEM Business Program
This STEM-designated business program builds the quantitative, analytical and technical skills employers prioritize today, such as data analysis, AI fundamentals, financial modeling and technological proficiency. STEM occupations are high earning, with a median wage double that of non-STEM fields, and are projected to grow faster than overall employment, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Lerner Graduate Success
After graduation in 2024, 97% of masters-level students were employed (earning an average salary of $90,870). The Career Outcomes website reports what our graduates do, where they work and the salaries they make.
Contact
Dr. Bintong Chen
Professor of Operations Management, Director – Institute for Financial Services Analytics, Faculty Director – Financial Services Analytics Ph.D. Program
(302) 831-2756
Kelly Chan
Academic Coordinator
(302) 831-6526
Admissions Information
Learn more about master of science in financial services analytics admissions requirements, deadlines and tuition.
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Institute for Financial Services Analytics (IFSA)
IFSA offers research seminars and conferences that connect education and industry in the emerging field of financial services analytics.