Tepper School of Business
2009 QuantNetwork rankings of Financial Engineering Programs
'08-'09 MSCF Internship and Full-Time Employment Report
Did Faulty Mathematical Models Cause the Financial Fiasco?
Steve Shreve, MSCF professor of Mathematics, looks at model in Analytics Magazine (pdf).
Buffeted Quants Are Still in Demand
Reuters.com article examines the future of financial engineering and "quants".
Don't Blame the Quants
Dr. Steve Shreve, MSCF Steering Committee Member, declares the quants are not to blame for the current financial crisis. His article is published on Forbes.com.
Roundtable Discussion on Finance Education
Prof. Shreve is featured as one of five distinguished experts discussing the past, present and future of quantitative finance programs.
MSCF Student's Ace Programming Contest
Three students, guided by Prof. Roehrig, receive first place in a classroom contest using DevPartner Profiler.
MSCF Online Information Session - Nov. 17
Join us from the comfort of your home or office for a live, interactive information session highlighting the MSCF program and application process. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the MSCF program and have your questions answered by members of the MSCF Administration and Admissions Team. The webinar will be held Tuesday, November 17, 2009, from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm EST. Register now to attend!
MSCF Open House - Dec. 2
Come join us as we showcase our part-time and full-time Computational Finance program offered in our downtown New York campus at 55 Broad Street. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the MSCF program as well as meet some of our current students. The Open House will be held Wednesday, December 2, 2009, from 5:30-7:00 pm at 55 Broad Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY. Register now to attend! Our next Open House will be held on January 27th.
2009-2010 MSCF Speaker Series - Nov. 20
Mark Carhart, most recently Co-Chief Investment Officer of the Quantitative Investment Strategies Group at Goldman Sachs, will present, "Insights on the Direction of Institutional Asset Management" as part of the 2009-2010 MSCF Speaker Series on Friday, Nov. 20, from 12:30-2:00 at the Carnegie Mellon MSCF New York Campus at 55 Broad Street, New York (broadcast live to the Tepper School of Business, Room 145, Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Carnegie Mellon’s unique cross-disciplinary approach provides our graduates with the high-level skills and conceptual framework needed to succeed in the increasingly complex and ever-changing world of the financial services industry.
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Online Application Now Available
Our online application for Fall 2010 is now available.
Other Quantitative Finance Degrees
In addition to the MSCF program, Carnegie Mellon offers interdisciplinary quantitative finance degrees at both the bachelor's and Ph.D level. These programs reflect the university's strategic investment across the broad spectrum of disciplines essential to this growing field.
