FinTech Engineers is projected by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in its “The Future of Jobs Report 2025” to be the second fastest-growing job category by 2030. For aspiring professionals looking to enter this nexus of transformation, specialized programs like Duke University's Master of Engineering (MEng) in FinTech offer an ideal pathway to success.
Duke University’s Master’s in Financial Technology (FinTech) program is known for producing graduates who go on to become leaders in financial innovation. Among the current students preparing to follow that path is Natalie Montanez, a student in the inaugural cohort of Duke FinTech’s accelerated program.
World Economics Forum has projected a net growth of 95% of FinTech Engineering positions by 2030.
Duke University’s Master in Financial Technology (FinTech) graduates are equipped with the technical, financial, and management expertise needed to lead financial innovation. One of those graduates is Joey Chen, Duke FinTech class of 2023 and a Quantitative Risk Model Analyst at U.S. Bank.
On Sunday, May 11, 2025, Duke Engineering celebrated nearly 1,100 graduates from its various programs.
Former Duke football running back Jaylen Coleman has taken lessons learned in two Duke Engineering degrees to launch a 3D-printed sign business.
Yiqing Liu's story is a testament to the transformative power of Duke's AIPI program and a clear vision for leveraging AI to make a positive impact.
A team of first-year Duke developers brought home the award for Judge's Choice at the first-ever event of its kind in the region.
The NSA honored Duke Engineering's Cybersecurity Master of Engineering with a designation in Cyber Defense, highlighting its innovative curriculum and impact.
Dr. Manfred Boudreaux-Dehmer, NATO’s first CIO and a 2014 Duke Fuqua School of Business Alumnus, has volunteered to be part of the Executive Faculty for the Duke Cybersecurity Executive Programs.
Duke University’s Master’s in Financial Technology (FinTech) program is known for producing graduates who go on to become leaders in financial innovation. Among the current students preparing to follow that path is Luciano Juvinski, a student in Duke FinTech’s traditional program and founder/former CEO of Navegg.
