The MS programs provide academically distinguished and industry-oriented students the opportunity to obtain rigorous, graduate level training comprised of PhD and MBA courses at Columbia Business School.
Concentrating on areas within Finance and Quantitative Marketing, these programs train students in analytics, modeling and forecasting, sophisticated programming tools and machine learning. Students pursue entry-level or pre-manager roles depending on their prior experience.
The Master of Science in Financial Economics is a two-year STEM eligible program that offers rigorous PhD and MBA level coursework designed to address the needs of the quantitative finance industry. Potential employers include investment and commercial banks, asset management companies, economic consulting firms, and policy-oriented organizations.
Two-year program, with a summer internship. Students begin their academic program in August and graduate in May, two years after matriculation, and participate in a summer internship between their first and second year.
The Master of Science in Accounting & Fundamental Analysis is a three-semester STEM-eligible program that provides training in the quantitative and theoretical tools necessary for a successful career in investment advisory, M&A, distressed investing/ restructuring, equity and credit analysis, private equity, and consulting.
Three-semester program, with summer internship. Students begin their academic program in August and most will pursue a summer internship after their first two semesters, returning the following fall to complete their degree requirements in December.
The Master of Science in Marketing Science program is a two-semester STEM-eligible program that trains marketing researchers for analytical and data-focused roles in consumer goods, tech, retail and luxury goods, specialized consulting, and other organizations where data analytics add value.
Students begin their academic program in August, and most will pursue a summer internship after their first two semesters, returning the following fall to complete their degree requirements in December.
The Career Management Center (CMC) at Columbia Business School works with students to develop lifelong career management skills and empowers them to leverage the Columbia Business School network.
The CMC also works with hiring organizations across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors – internationally and domestically – providing customized resume databases and opportunities for job postings and on- campus events. The CMC provides a number of ways for companies to strategically source talent for analyst level to C-suite opportunities within your organization.
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International students on an F-1 visa who complete a qualifying STEM degree in the US are eligible for up to three years of work authorization under Optional Practical Training (OPT), through a 24-month STEM extension of their initial 12-month OPT period.
The experienced staff at the Career Management Center is happy to facilitate company events or interviews for employers seeking to reach Master of Science talent on campus.
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