The Bachelor’s degree in Quantitative Finance at Université Laval is designed for students who enjoy finance, data analysis, and programming. You’ll build strong foundations in mathematics, statistics, and quantitative methods to model financial markets and manage quantitative risk.
The Bachelor’s degree in Quantitative Finance at Laval University is tailored for students with a keen interest in finance, data analysis, and programming. This program provides a robust foundation in mathematics, statistics, and quantitative methods, equipping students to effectively model financial markets and manage quantitative risk.
Core Courses Include:
Skills and Knowledge Acquired:
Note: The listed courses are examples; for a comprehensive semester-by-semester plan, credit distribution, and available electives or specializations, please refer to the official Laval University curriculum page.
Applicants must meet the general requirements as per the university’s policy on the use of French. If your previous education was not conducted in French, you are required to demonstrate proficiency in the language by passing the Test de savoir du français tout audience.
Applicants should possess a diploma that confirms 13 years of education, equivalent to a Québec Diploma of College Studies (DCS, or DEC in French). Acceptable qualifications include:
Those holding a French baccalaureate, general or technological baccalaureate, or International Baccalaureate (IB) are directly eligible for undergraduate programs.
Graduates of the Bachelor’s degree in Quantitative Finance can pursue diverse career opportunities in finance and investment sectors. With strong analytical and technical skills, they are well-prepared for roles in quantitative analysis, risk management, and financial modeling, among others. Additionally, the skills acquired during this program provide a solid foundation for further studies or certifications in finance and related fields.
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