University of Bath has this program. Anyone is familiar with it?
https://www.bath.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate-2024/taught-postgraduate-courses/msc-financial-mathematics-with-data-science/
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Let me make it clear right away that a remote traditional finance program is a bad idea, no matter how inexpensive it may seem now.
It's clear that you recognize the program in question as not...
I would strongly suggest taking the Python course on QuantNet and using that as a stepping stone into the field. It will provide you with an essential language to explore financial data, data science, and what is being done by developers in the industry.
Traditionally, I would suggest the C++...
Judging from how long people have been waiting, I would say it may be a very long time before you hear a definite answer.
My suggestion is to start your backup plan.
There is a really good book on him which I strongly recommend
The Man Who Solved the Market: How Jim Simons Launched the Quant Revolution
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There are too many unknowns to be helpful. Chicago MFin is enrolling its first cohort, so expect many adjustments, mistakes, and challenges in the first few years while they iron out the process.
Generally, an MFin program run by a business program is not technical enough compared to its...
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