 While approximately two thirds of the students have an economics or finance background, many come from other areas including computer science, history, mathematics, and engineering.The master in finance program particularly addresses students aiming at a career in quantitative finance and asset management, risk management, FinTechs, macroeconomic and financial forecasting, quantitative trading, or applied research.While the program generally takes four semesters, a two-semester version is available to students with strong prior knowledge.