More Demand Means More Master Programs

Well, here it is: The fifth annual installment of our Special Report on Graduate Education Programs in Financial Engineering, Mathematical Finance, Computational/Quantitative Finance and (new this year) Financial Risk Modeling/Management. Special Report editor Laura Sullivan has done a wonderful job of interviewing thirty (Yes 30) programs worldwide and incorporating the salient facts on each program in this summary article. Does this report represent a comprehensive review of all programs worldwide? Absolutely not, and I encourage prospective students interested in pursing a graduate education in this field to begin with this report and continue their research using other websites and search engines like Google.com. But this list is a great place to begin.
www.brar.cnWe are grateful to the five programs which co-sponsored this year's Special Report (The University of California, Berkeley; University of Tulsa; George Washington University; Brunel University; and Baruch College- City University of New York). Their financial support was instrumental in allowing us to produce and publish this popular report. The exclusive articles featuring each co-sponsor can be accessed by clicking the links in the first table below.
I remember very well the first year we launched this Special Report in 2003. There were less than fifteen programs we could find based on primary research that qualified for coverage in the report. That number has grown steadily each year to this year's thirty programs which only reinforces the growth of financial engineering and its growing importance across all aspects of the financial services industries- buy side, sell side, corporate finance, alternative finance and (as a profession) risk management.
I hope you enjoy this year's report we've assembled on graduate programs worldwide.

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