The dual degree is a partnership between NYU Stern School of Business and the NYU Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. The unique mix of business training and quantitative skills provided by this program makes its graduates strong candidates for positions in fields such as quantitative risk and portfolio management, and the design, pricing, trading and hedging of derivatives and structured products.
The 72-credit MS in Mathematics in Finance/MBA program is divided between the two schools and takes two and a half years to complete. Students study for the first year at Courant, the second year at Stern and then spend the fall of their third taking courses at both schools. Students register for the first two semesters at Courant and the next three semesters at Stern. The dual degree program may be pursued only on a full-time basis; it is not open to part-time students. Transfer credits are not accepted by either program.
Career In their first year, dual degree students are included in Courant's Resume Book for obtaining a summer internship between the first and second year of the program. Having a business internship for this summer is strongly encouraged. Stern's Office of Career Development (OCD) helps dual degree students with career counseling and placement once they begin taking classes at Stern. Access to Stern OCD services as well as alumni and Stern-specific job postings are available beginning in the first semester that students are registered at Stern.
In their first year at Stern, students have access to the Ignite career development program, which is required in order to participate in on-campus recruiting. OCD will assist dual degree students with finding a summer internship between their second and third year, as well as securing full-time employment for after graduation. Stern career services after graduation are provided by the Career Center for Working Professionals (CCWP).
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The dual degree is a partnership between NYU Stern School of Business and the NYU Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. The unique mix of business training and quantitative skills provided by this program makes its graduates strong candidates for positions in fields such as quantitative risk and portfolio management, and the design, pricing, trading and hedging of derivatives and structured products.
The 72-credit MS in Mathematics in Finance/MBA program is divided between the two schools and takes two and a half years to complete. Students study for the first year at Courant, the second year at Stern and then spend the fall of their third taking courses at both schools. Students register for the first two semesters at Courant and the next three semesters at Stern. The dual degree program may be pursued only on a full-time basis; it is not open to part-time students. Transfer credits are not accepted by either program.
Career In their first year, dual degree students are included in Courant's Resume Book for obtaining a summer internship between the first and second year of the program. Having a business internship for this summer is strongly encouraged. Stern's Office of Career Development (OCD) helps dual degree students with career counseling and placement once they begin taking classes at Stern. Access to Stern OCD services as well as alumni and Stern-specific job postings are available beginning in the first semester that students are registered at Stern.
In their first year at Stern, students have access to the Ignite career development program, which is required in order to participate in on-campus recruiting. OCD will assist dual degree students with finding a summer internship between their second and third year, as well as securing full-time employment for after graduation. Stern career services after graduation are provided by the Career Center for Working Professionals (CCWP).
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