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Can someone please provide some light on which of the two programs may be more beneficial (short term and/or long term)?My background: Stats Phd (US) + Math BS (China)Chicago MSFM vs Columbia MSFE: 1. a math-intense program that may benefit somone in the long-run? "finance is the least you would worry about for now if move into the quant finance field" as I read from QuantNet. I have a statistics PhD but still need SDE, numerical technique, and computational skills in C++. Theory helps the application in the long-run in my view.2. Columbia's program seems more practical/diverse. Can it be more helpful to someone with a quantitative PhD (as compared to Chicago)?Thanks so much!
Can someone please provide some light on which of the two programs may be more beneficial (short term and/or long term)?
My background: Stats Phd (US) + Math BS (China)
Chicago MSFM vs Columbia MSFE:
1. a math-intense program that may benefit somone in the long-run?
"finance is the least you would worry about for now if move into the quant finance field" as I read from QuantNet. I have a statistics PhD but still need SDE, numerical technique, and computational skills in C++. Theory helps the application in the long-run in my view.
2. Columbia's program seems more practical/diverse. Can it be more helpful to someone with a quantitative PhD (as compared to Chicago)?
Thanks so much!
