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Financial institutions of all sizes, from major banks to boutique hedge funds, are actively pursuing experts capable of guiding organizations through the complex challenges of an industry revolutionized by cutting-edge technologies.
Stevens' interdisciplinary Financial Engineering Ph.D. program develops students into innovative researchers who can apply technological and quantitative approaches to devise novel solutions, construct advanced models, forecast risks, and enhance portfolio performance.
Alumni secure top executive roles at firms like Prudential and Goldman Sachs, leveraging engineering methodologies to generate economic growth opportunities. The program's strong business focus further enhances graduates' qualifications for leadership positions in the financial sector.
Situated just 10 minutes from Wall Street, Stevens provides unparalleled access to internships, job placements, industry conferences, and collaborative research initiatives. Students benefit from mentorship by renowned faculty members who are enthusiastic about sharing their expertise with doctoral candidates.
A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution, preferably in math, computer science, physics, engineering or finance.
Typically, a GPA of 3.0 (on a 4-point scale) or better at the bachelor’s level, and 3.5 or better at the master’s level, are required.
A statement of purpose describing, in three pages, the applicant’s research interests and rationale, and general career objectives.
For international students: Candidates must achieve a TOEFL score of at least 90 or an IELTS score of at least 6.5 in each component.
The deadline for the preceding materials, along with a completed application and fee, is Feb. 1.