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camel_jockey
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Hi guys!
The other threads I saw on this didn't quite get to my area of interest, which is:
How reasonable is it to apply to a company which deals with financial market analysis etc, with a bachelors in science (from a good uni), and a masters in theoretical physics (also from a good uni) ?? I have mostly top grades, but my focus has been on string theory and geometry - not differential equations or statistics.
Is it worth applying to said jobs? I am thinking London, New York and Paris... which companies deal with this kind of thing?
Would be really great for some info as I am new to the field.
The other threads I saw on this didn't quite get to my area of interest, which is:
How reasonable is it to apply to a company which deals with financial market analysis etc, with a bachelors in science (from a good uni), and a masters in theoretical physics (also from a good uni) ?? I have mostly top grades, but my focus has been on string theory and geometry - not differential equations or statistics.
Is it worth applying to said jobs? I am thinking London, New York and Paris... which companies deal with this kind of thing?
Would be really great for some info as I am new to the field.