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Choosing a Programme

Students looking to study financial computing at postgraduate level come from a range of different backgrounds and aspire to a range of different future careers within the field. UCL offers a number of programme options to accommodate as many of these diverse students as possible.

Flow Chart

For an overview of UCL's postgraduate financial computing pathways, please look at the flow chart below (click to expand) or download a pdf file of it here

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Questionnaire

For specific programme suggestions based on your own circumstances please try the questionnaire below. Answer the questions as accurately as possible and press the submit button at the bottom to find the most appropriate programme(s) for you.

1. In which subject was your first degree?

Choose the best match.


2. Which level of degree and grade did you receive, or do you expect to receive?

Prospective overseas students please contact UCL Admissions for information on equivalent degrees.


3. How many computing modules did your degree contain?

Computing modules may include any of the following topics: Algorithms, Data Structures, Computer Networks, Databases, Programming, Software Engineering, Software Design, Computer System Architecture and Hardware, and Systems Infrastructure.


4. What computing-related industry experience do you have?


5. In which area would you like to work in the future?




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