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Complete your Penn State course work at your own pace and 100% online.
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Gain Skills to Work at the Intersection of Finance and Data
Use financial modeling tools to predict market performance and improve investment decisions
Perform empirical analyses using econometric software and techniques
Examine financial characteristics of derivative securities such as swaps, forward, futures, and options contracts
Gain insight into the theoretical arbitrage relationships that form the basis of all derivative pricing
Explore how derivative securities play a vital role in managing individual and corporate risk
Learn to design financial instruments and devise data-driven risk management strategies
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Who Should Apply?
This program is ideal for professionals with strong quantitative skills and a background in finance. Applicants typically have a bachelor's degree in business, economics, engineering, computer science, data analytics, applied mathematics, or another STEM–related field. Programming experience is not required.
Convenient Online Format
This program's convenient online format gives you the flexibility you need to study around your busy schedule. You can skip the lengthy commute without sacrificing the quality of your education and prepare yourself for more rewarding career opportunities without leaving your home.
A Trusted Leader in Online Education
Penn State has a history of more than 100 years of distance education, and World Campus has been a leader in online learning for more than two decades. Our online learning environment offers the same quality education that our students experience on campus.
Information for Military and Veterans
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