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ONLINE PROGRAM IN FINANCIAL ENGINEERING / FINANCIAL MATHS / QUANT MATHS

mathswizard

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Hi,
I am a 36 year old Risk Manager in a Commercial Bank in Middle East with an experience of 11 years. I hold a Masters in Chemical Science with FRM and PRM certifications. I would like to do an online course in Financial Engineering, preferably Masters. I am aware of Paul Wilmotts CQF and very much impressed in the contents but a bit hesitant given its non-univeristy status. Can anyone provide suggestions. Thanks in anticipation.
 
I believe there have been asked similar questions with many specifics many times on the forum. Search for them. I hope you get the proper answer.
 
You could try Stevens institute of technology online masters program in financial engineering. columbia's program is just a certification. I believe the certification program in Columbia is very expensive. perhaps stevens could be better. But Columbia has the brand name. CQF is really good. Everyone in the field of FE has heard of the CQF.
 
rajanS said:
You could try Stevens institute of technology online masters program in financial engineering. columbia's program is just a certification. I believe the certification program in Columbia is very expensive. perhaps stevens could be better. But Columbia has the brand name. CQF is really good. Everyone in the field of FE has heard of the CQF.
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wait. i thought they were offering the msfe. I guess the degree in methods in finance is similar. But two similar degrees with different names?
 
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