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Emory Master of Analytical Finance
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Can you provide some basic info on the program? Link to the program, length, tuition, curriculum?
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Yes.
Here is the link to the program: Masters in Finance Degree | Emory University Goizueta Business School.
It is a 10-month program. The tuition is $77,642. The curriculum structure is attached below.
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Definitely closer to traditional finance.
Try and figure out what language the 'coding for financial insights' is in; I'd guess python at best, maybe even VBA.
'quantitative stock investment strategies' looks like a marketing joke included for buzzwords, when viewed with the rest of this curriculum.
Edit: The link provided easy findings.
It is python, and that QSTS course doesn't look great.
Not a program you should attend if you're looking for quant work. Honestly not sure I'd pay that money and spend the time there if I was looking for any work. There are better sources and places.
Try and figure out what language the 'coding for financial insights' is in; I'd guess python at best, maybe even VBA.
'quantitative stock investment strategies' looks like a marketing joke included for buzzwords, when viewed with the rest of this curriculum.
Edit: The link provided easy findings.
It is python, and that QSTS course doesn't look great.
Not a program you should attend if you're looking for quant work. Honestly not sure I'd pay that money and spend the time there if I was looking for any work. There are better sources and places.
