The aim of the Quantitative Methods for Finance course is to prepare students for careers as quantitative analysts. Students enrolled in the Master’s Degree Programme in Quantitative Economics and Finance (MQEF) will acquire advanced knowledge of quantitative methodologies and learn to apply them to Finance, particularly in the context of financial decision-making for companies and public administrations. The curriculum includes courses in Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics, providing a solid foundation for analysing economic systems and making informed decisions in economics and finance. Additionally, the programme incorporates business-related subjects to complement the technical skills. Students will also gain proficiency in the most widely used statistical software in research and industry, as well as experience working with economic and financial databases. The skills acquired during the programme will enable graduates to enter the job market as quantitative analysts in research departments of statistical agencies, financial institutions, and central banks, as well as pursue careers as financial analysts and project risk managers in banks and financial companies.