No, the program does not have set internships and is not able to guarantee placement in summer internship positions. However, the program does offer significant help in distributing resumes to prospective employers and has strong contacts within the financial community. The track record of our students receiving summer internships is extremely strong. We would discuss this with you at the start of the term and determine whether your background includes enough probability. Students with an advanced mathematical background are encouraged to substitute the more advanced Probability Limit Theorems course for Basic Probability.
All classes meet in the evening.
Several students are enrolled in the program on a part-time basis. Our classes benefit from shared insights brought by students with different backgrounds within the financial industry. There is a large demand for people with advanced training in quantitative finance. The program will make every effort to find summer internships and permanent placement for students. Barring a collapse in the finance industry, the prospects are very good.