Financial decisions rely mostly on quantitative models. Advanced knowledge of mathematics, economics, and finance is required. The Honours in Financial Mathematics and Economics provides unique, well-balanced training from experts in three disciplines, in conjunction with the Department of Economics and the Telfer School of Management. At the same time, the Joint Honours in Mathematics and Economics focuses on the use of mathematics in economics. For the quality of course instruction, student placement, and employer satisfaction, the University of Ottawa consistently ranks among the top universities in Ontario. 

The University of Ottawa has created an exceptional learning environment for all students since it was founded in 1848. It is located in the economically active region of Ontario, although the university’s tuition fees are expensive.

• The University of Ottawa is home to more than 35000 students
• 25% of its student body constitutes international students from 150 countries
• The university offers over 550 programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels
• The university has a 95% employment rate for graduates
• According to the 2022 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, the University of Ottawa ranks at 162nd place globally and remains the 7th best university in Canada for research intensity for the fifth consecutive year
• The average salary of graduates from the University of Ottawa is around 62,000 CAD per annum

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Stream: Business & Finance

Course: BSc. (H) Financial Mathematics and Economics

Course Code: B. Econ (H) 

Credentials Awarded: Honours Baccalaureate (Bachelor of) Degree

Duration: 4 years 

Location: Ottawa, Ontario

Tuition: CAD 39,000 / INR 23,81,276 (per year)

Internship/Co-op: Yes

Intake: September, January

About the Course

Financial decisions rely mostly on quantitative models. Advanced knowledge of mathematics, economics, and finance is required. The Honours in Financial Mathematics and Economics provides unique, well-balanced training from experts in three disciplines, in conjunction with the Department of Economics and the Telfer School of Management, while the Joint Honours in Mathematics and Economics focuses on the use of mathematics in economics. Both programs can lead to positions in financial institutions and governmental agencies. The graduates get offers from top graduate schools for studies in econometrics and finance. Programs can be completed in either English or French or a combination of both.

 Job Opportunities in Canada

The banking industry in Canada has more than 17,000 unfilled positions, with an average annual income of CAD 72,800. With an average pay of CAD 55,000 and CAD 83,200, the Insurance and Consulting industries have more than 28,000 and 4000 opportunities, respectively.