Master in Financial Maths: Research, Schools & Employability

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The discussion centers on pursuing a Master in Financial Mathematics, with particular interest in programs from Stanford and the University of Chicago. Key concerns include employability in the current job market, the best institutions offering this degree, and the financial implications of choosing between engineering mathematics and financial mathematics. Notable schools mentioned include NYU, Texas A&M, UT Austin, Chicago, Stanford, UI Chicago, and Boston University. The participant is an Applied Mathematics and Statistics major, seeking to enhance their skills in mathematical modeling and application.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of financial mathematics concepts
  • Familiarity with GRE requirements for graduate school applications
  • Knowledge of macroeconomic and microeconomic principles
  • Basic skills in mathematical modeling techniques
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  • Research the employability statistics for graduates of Master in Financial Mathematics programs
  • Explore detailed curriculum offerings from Stanford and the University of Chicago
  • Investigate the financial implications of pursuing engineering mathematics versus financial mathematics
  • Connect with alumni from the mentioned schools to gain insights on career outcomes
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This discussion is beneficial for prospective graduate students in mathematics, particularly those interested in financial applications, as well as career advisors and academic counselors guiding students in their educational paths.

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Financial Maths??

I am soon graduating and researching about different degrees in different school.
At this time, I am looking at Master in Financial Mathematics. I have found some schools that offer such degree. Degree's description from Stanford and U of Chicago are really interesting me. Now, my concerns are that
1) How is the employability Master in Financial Maths in recent market?
2) What are the good schools that offer such degree?
3) Should I choose engineering Maths or financial Maths from income aspect?
Here is the list of school that I know of offering such degree.
Name of School
NYU
TAMU
UT Austin
Chicago
Stanford
UI Chicago
BU

Brief Information about myself
Applied Maths and Statistic Major, expect to graduate in spring 2007. My major interest would me modeling and application of Maths. GRE and GRE subject test have not been taken. I wish to live in large city again. I am currently taking macroeconomic and microeconomic to extend my business aspect. I wish to work oversea within few years because I love to travel. Last, I just love to do math.
Any opinion is truly appreciated.
 
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Check out the forums at wilmott.com. Lots of quants there.
 
nmtim said:
Check out the forums at wilmott.com. Lots of quants there.
thanks lots, this is what i need.
 

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