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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hciscomani" data-source="post: 152152" data-attributes="member: 29437">Greetings everyone,I was accepted to both University of Warsaw and Hanken School of Economics. Both curriculums seem solid, but I was wondering whether any working quants could chime in and look at the subjects to advise on which is the better education plan.I appreciate any input- thanks!University of Warsaw - M.A in Quantitative FinanceGeneral CoursesElectivecourses(OGUN) (seminar), ECTS 6Core CoursesTheory of Finance (lecture), ECTS 4Mathematical Methodsin Finance (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 7Time Series Analysis (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 6Advanced Macroeconomics (Growth + Business Cycles)(lecture, tutorial*), ECTS 6Advanced Microeconomics (General Equilibrium + Game Theory)(lecture, tutorial*), ECTS 6Quantitative Strategies. High FrequencyData (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 6Field of Study CoursesCorporate Finance (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 6Financial Statement Analysis (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 6Asset Allocation and InvestmentStrategies 1 (seminar), ECTS 4Equity andFixedIncome (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 5Asset Allocation and Investment Strategies 2 (lecture), ECTS 4Derivatives Markets (lecture, lab.classes), ECTS 5Ethical Standards and Finanacial Law (lecture), ECTS 4Risk Analysis and Modelling1 (seminar), ECTS 4C++ in Quantitative Finance1 (seminar), ECTS 4Risk Analysis and Modelling 2 (seminar), ECTS 4C++ in Quantitative Finance 2 (seminar), ECTS 4Empirics ofFinancial Markets (seminar), ECTS 4Automatic Transactional Systems (seminar), ECTS 5Master Thesis SeminarHanken School of Economics - M.Sc. in Quantitative FinanceProgramme core courses (66 ECTS):* Advanced Financial Theory* Research Methods in Finance* Financial Modeling Using VBA and Excel* Research Seminars in Quantitative Finance* Master of Science ThesisProgramme specific courses (24 ECTS):* Mathematics of Financial Derivatives* Financial Time Series Analysis* Professional English and Academic WritingA sample of electives (30 ECTS):* Quantitative Financial Economics* Volatility Modeling and Empirical Methods in Finance* International Asset Pricing* Corporate Finance* Pricing of Financial Securities and Derivatives* Portfolio Management* Value Investing</blockquote>

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