Columbia University
Degree: Master of Science in Financial Engineering (M.S.F.E.)Program Description: The M.S.F.E. degree falls under the
School of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research. The curriculum is
heavy in math and programming. On Monday nights, the program hosts Financial
Engineering Practitioners Seminars, at which Wall Street and industry practitioners
present seminars on their recent research or particular specialty, and where
students can hear firsthand about life in the financial services world.Location: ManhattanProgram Age: NATerm: 12 classes, 1 yearClass Size: 65 to 70Placement: The program leads to positions in securities, banking, and financial
management and consulting industries, or as quantitative analysts in corporate
treasury and finance departments of general manufacturing and service firms.Web Site: www.ieor.columbia.edu/pages/graduate/ms_financial_engDirector: Emanuel Derman. Derman earned a Ph.D. in theoretical physics
from Columbia University. He is coauthor of the widely used Black-Derman-Toy
interest rate model and the Derman-Kani local volatility model. In 1985 Derman
joined Goldman, Sachs & Co., where he became a managing director in 1997.
In 2003 he became director of the program in financial engineering at Columbia
University and also assumed the role of head of risk management at Prisma
Capital Partners, an alternative investment specialist.Who Selected the Top Ten Programs? |
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