Program Outcomes

Our Financial Mathematics Graduate Program aims to provide its students with the following knowledge, skills and behaviors:

1. They can lead group studies, can develop solutions and take responsibility.
2. They are informed about the current scientific literature and methodology and have the ability to think critically.
3. They have experience with interdisciplinary approaches.
4. They can generate research questions, reach prime and/or secondary sources, analyze them and create necessary arguments with interpreting and evaluating the sources.
5. They have developed sufficient English language skills to study the related publications to their field and make interpretation.
6. They can present and share their research orally and in writing.
7. They can work as part of an interdisciplinary group or on their own.
8. They have the awareness of professional ethics and responsibility.
9. They follow the technological developments in their field closely and have skills to understand the related algorithms.
10. They can combine financial problems with mathematical theories and develop methods for both academicians and practitioners.
11. They have developed awareness to today’s issues and have knowledge and skill to generate ideas which have basis.
12. They have leading and pioneering qualifications in professional terms.