Master of Science in Financial Engineering: Financial Markets and Corporate Finance

Students enrolled in the Master of Science in Financial Engineering Program take a total of 6 credit hours in elective courses in Financial Engineering, Management, Computer Science, and Mathematics from the following list

FRE 6031 Money, Banking and Financial Markets
FRE 6051 Insurance Finance and Actuarial Science
FRE 6071 Derivatives, Financial Markets and Technology
FRE 6111 Investment Banking and Brokerage
FRE 6131 Clearing and Settlement of Financial Transactions
FRE 6151 Foundations of Financial Technology
FRE 6171 Management of Financial Institutions
FRE 6191 Advanced Topics in Financial Technology
FRE 6123 Financial Risk Management & Asset Pricing
FRE 6211 Financial Market Regulation
FRE 6231 Stochastic Calculus and Financial Modeling
FRE 6251 Numerical and Simulation Techniques in Finance
FRE 6271 Valuation of Equity Securities and Financial Statement Analysis
FRE 6291 Options and Derivatives
FRE 6311 Dynamic Assets and Option Pricing
FRE 6331 Financial Risk Management and Optimization
FRE 6351 Advanced Financial Econometrics
FRE 6371 Contract Economics
FRE 6391 Mergers and Acquisitions and Corporate Finance      
FRE 6411 Valuation of Fixed Income Securities and Basic Interest Rate Derivatives
FRE 6431 Electronic Market Design
FRE 6451 Behavioral Finance, Trading and Investment Strategy
FRE 6471 Applied Financial Econometrics 
FRE 6491 Municipal and Public Finance
FRE 6511 Intermediate Derivatives Valuation and Applications
FRE 6551 Accounting for Financial Products
FRE 6571 Asset-backed Securities
FRE 6591 Mortgage-backed Securities
FRE 6611 Basic Credit Derivatives Valuation and Applications     
FRE 6631 Applied Derivatives Finance
FRE 6651 Term Structure Modeling and Advanced Interest Rate Derivatives
FRE 6671 International Finance: Markets and Strategies
FRE 6691 Credit Derivatives Valuation and Applications
FRE 6711 Portfolio Theory
FRE 6731 Basel 2 and Value at Risk
FRE 6751 Credit Risk Measurement and Management
FRE 6771 Financial Optimization Techniques
FRE 6791 Operational Risk Measurement and Management
FRE 6803 Financial Engineering (research course)
FRE 6901-6991 Selected Topics in Financial Engineering
FRE 7203 Selected Project in Financial Engineering
FRE 6911 Financial Regulation
FRE 6931 Risk Management in the Real World
FRE 7801 Quantitative Topics in Finance & Financial Markets 1
FRE 7811 Quantitative Topics in Finance & Financial Markets 2
FRE 7831 Topics in Financial & Risk Engineering 1
                  - Environmental Finance
                  - Infrastructure & Projects Finance
FRE 7851 Topics in Financial & Risk Engineering 2
                  - Advanced Credit Derivatives
                  - Financial Physics
                  - Black Swans, Rare Events, Persistence & Risk Modeling

Full-time students, taking 11 credit hours per semester, can expect to complete their degree in three semesters. Part-time students, taking 6 credit hours per semester, can expect to complete their degree in six semesters. Click on the Course Sequence link to see the semester by semester course assignments for both full-time and part-time student.