Why MFE at NTU, Singapore

[MSc Financial Engineering]

NTU Offer MFE Programme as:

•1 year full time Or 2 year part time

•Unique broad-based education in high tech finance

•Collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper School of Business)

•NTU MFE fee is subsidised by Ministry of Education, Singapore for local as well as international students

Careers through Career Development Office and Alumni Support in:
•^ Risk Management
•^ Quantitative Asset Management
•^ Product Structuring
•^ Quantitative Trading
•^ Quantitative Research
•^ Financial Information Technology

mfe@ntu.edu.sg

 

[rajanS]

Are you asking a question or marketing your school? Ntu is very well recognized in Asia and around the world. It's ranked well globally

 

[Philip_Mitterrand]

The program is a joke with a price tag of $55,800. What are the employment options ? Distinguishing factor ? Nil!
The class will be filled with mainland chinese students who have just hit their puberty with zero skills and another foxconn factory.

 

[Naina]

Hi Philip, you are sounding like a reject from NTU MFE.

I met them at postgrad fare on 10th Sep, programme sounds promising. Their fee for locals is just $28,000, for Singapore PR its $33,000 & for International students its $41,900. Class has an average work experience of 3.5 years with diversity from 6 nationalities.

They have good industry standing with Alumni all over in Banking & Finance. Programme is soon completing 20. On placements past years records appear good too....60% generally are placed by graduation date remaining within 3-4 months.

Believe they get a lot of applications and experienced professionals are given more weightage. Applicants with strong Quant or Engineering background with relevant experience have more chances.

 

[Philip_Mitterrand]

Fairs are marketing stunt and I would discount any intrinsic value it propose. At $41K you can get a much better education at lower first tier programs like University of Chicago Fin Maths or even a free education at EPFL if you make the cut. NTU is eclipsed by NUS in Singapore and their FE grads work at IBM & other run of the mill places perhaps an Ecole poly/DEA grad have a better shot at real quant jobs at singapore than these programs. Moreover, some of the program faculties have an MSc/Mcom as higest education. Also, adding a 7 weeks @ CMU is a desperate attempt to gain credility or a feel good factor for the $41K spending spree.

Hi Philip, you are sounding like a reject from NTU MFE.

I met them at postgrad fare on 10th Sep, programme sounds promising. Their fee for locals is just $28,000, for Singapore PR its $33,000 & for International students its $41,900. Class has an average work experience of 3.5 years with diversity from 6 nationalities.

They have good industry standing with Alumni all over in Banking & Finance. Programme is soon completing 20. On placements past years records appear good too....60% generally are placed by graduation date remaining within 3-4 months.

Believe they get a lot of applications and experienced professionals are given more weightage. Applicants with strong Quant or Engineering background with relevant experience have more chances.

 

[MSc Financial Engineering]

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[MSc Financial Engineering]

NTU MFE offers exciting career opportunities to MFE participants. With a strong Alumni Network and dedicated Career Development Office, 60% of the participants are placed before graduating and 90-100% find placement within 3 months of graduation. The roles in which NTU MFE graduates have been placed are:

FINANCIAL IT CONSULTING

• Financial Consultant
• Software Support Consultant
• IT Applications Specialist
• Integration Support Specialist

HEDGE FUND

• Fund Manager

PRODUCT STRUCTURING

• Manager, Structuring & Sales
• Investment Consultant, Product Structuring
• Derivative Structurer - Fixed Income, Derivative Sales & Marketing

RISK MANAGEMENT

• Deputy Director (Financial Risk)
• Vice-President, Group Risk
• Manager, Risk Competency Centre
• Assistant Manager, Risk Control
• Senior Risk Officers
• Global Market Risk Control: Risk Analyst
• Market Risk Analyst

TRADING

• Option Traders
• Credit Derivative traders
• Senior Energy Trader
• Derivatives Analyst
• Equity Derivative Trader
• Chief Trader
• Asian Fixed Income Trader

OTHERS

• Quantitative Analyst
• Business Consulting
• Treasury Manager
• Wealth management
• Associate, Global Equity Quantitative Research Group
• Fixed Income Analyst
• European Quantitative Analyst
• Asst Vice President, Investment Services Unit
• Associate Actuary

For any specific questions, write to us at mfe@ntu.edu.sg
Application for July intake opens on 01 Nov till end Feb.

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[MSc Financial Engineering]

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