Master of Financial Engineering Program
The Berkeley Master of Financial Engineering Program provides graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary for a career in the finance industry. Students in the MFE program take an integrated set of courses for a period of one year, and must also complete a ten-week internship or on-site project and an applied finance project that builds on skills learned in the internship. One hundred percent of the Haas MFE class of 2009 graduated directly into jobs with companies including Goldman Sachs, Novellus, Allstate Insurance, and Deutsche Bank.
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