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Hello, I am in my final year of a dual bachelor program between Loyola University Chicago (where I already received a Physics Bachelors and Math Minor in three years) and University of Illinois in Urbana (where I am receiving an Industrial Engineering Bachelors this Spring). Within my engineering coursework, I was exposed to finance and economic courses that peaked my interest in the financial markets. Ideally, I would love a job where I can use my quantitative background to thrive in the business world, possibly in the business operations side of a company. I was recommended to look into the MS Finance degree from an engineering professor, who stated that it should give me an in depth understanding of the finance side of companies. I was wondering if anyone could give me their opinion if the MS Finance degree would be beneficial for an engineering student trying to get a substantial understanding about how companies work, as well as if the credential would benefit an engineer further down the line in his/her career?
I appreciate any advice!
I appreciate any advice!
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I'd look at MS in Financial Engineering programs. Would augment your existing education well. MSF programs are more corporate finance focused (think CFA materials) whereas MFE programs tend to be quantitative, computer programming, stuff like that. Much higher math level.
Check out UChicago. They have a great MFE.
Check out UChicago. They have a great MFE.
