statistics, and mathematics if you want to do a PhD in accounting And by the way, I hope you have already taken Calculus I (and not the business
Although it is possible to become an accounting professor without a doctoral degree via the adjunct faculty pathway (Violette and Willis 2015), many
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accounting in school of schools offer doctoral candidates to accounting discipline In either focus, and calculus for those with a phd in statistics,
The doctoral program in accounting at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business is Note: Suggested prerequisites for finance courses: Calculus,
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The Krannert School of Management's doctoral program with a working knowledge of calculus sions of the accounting PhD program requirements,
Many mathematics graduates work in financial industry or pursue a 2005 Robert J Aumann (BS, MS, PhD in math) BUSI1002 Introduction to Accounting
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Mathematics, Economics and Finance
Many mathematics graduates work in financial
industry or pursue a higher degree in economics or finance. Major in Mathematics,
Minor in Economics / Finance /Risk Management
Economics
Risk
Management Finance Master / PhD:
Mathematics is the common language in these areas and it is easier to learn math when you are young.
Mathematics,Economics and Finance
Nobel Prize in Economics: Out of the 43 Laureates of the past 22 years, 19 have degrees in mathematics:
Opinions of the 2011 Nobel Laureate Thomas J.
Sargent on studying Mathematics at
https://files.nyu.edu/ts43/public/math_courses.html Math is the language of economics. If you are an
NYU undergraduate, studying math will open doors
to you in terms of interesting economics courses at
NYU and job opportunities afterwards.
Major in Mathematics ² Economics/Finance
Nobel Prize in Economics: Out of the 44 Laureates of the past 23 years, 20 have degrees in mathematics:
MATH 3911 Game Theory and Strategy
2015 Angus Deaton (Read math for two years)
2014 Jean Tirole (doctorat de troisieme cycle in decision mathematics)
2013 Lars Peter Hansen (BS in math)
2012 Alvin E. Roth (BS,MS,PhD in OR)
2012 Lloyd Shapley (BA, PhD in math)
2011 Christopher A. Sims (BA in math)
2010 Peter A. Diamond (BA in math)
2007 Eric S. Maskin (BS in math)
2005 Robert J. Aumann (BS, MS, PhD in math)
2004 Edward C. Prescott (BA in math, MS in OR)
2003 Clive W. J. Granger (BA in math)
2002 Daniel Kahneman (BA in math and psychology)
2001 Michael Spence (BA, MA in math)
2000 James J. Heckman (BA in math)
1998 Amartya Sen (BA minor in math)
1997 Robert C. Merton (BS, MS in applied math)
1996 James A. Mirrlees (MA in math)
1996 William Vickrey (BS in math)
1994 John F. Nash Jr. (PhD in math)
1994 Reinhard Selten (PhD in math)
1992 Gary S. Becker (BA in math)
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Major in Mathematics ² Economics/Finance
Luo Guannan and Jian Bo (both math major)
are now doing a PhD in Economics at
Northwestern University and University of
Chicago respectively.
If you plan to do a master or PhD in
economics or finance, the following courses are recommended:
MATH3401 Analysis I
MATH3901/3902 OR I and II
MATH3904 Introduction to Optimization
MATH3911 Game Theory and Strategy
MATH3906 Financial Calculus
MATH4907 Numerical Methods for Financial Calculus
STAT4601 Time-series Analysis
STAT6010 Advanced Probability
Dr. Lau Chi Fong (PhD in number theory)
Former Head of Market Risk
Management, HSBC Global Markets
Many investment banks employ
mathematicians to do risk management or computational finance
Computational/Quantitative
Finance
Usually need a PhD in
Mathematics/Physics/Computer
Sciences/Statistics to do quantitative
finance in investment banks.
Develop and analyze new financial
products.
Write programs to evaluate the price of
financial derivatives.
Mathematical modeling skill.
Computing skills, e.g., Visual Basic.
Mathematics,Economics and Finance
Non-mathematics courses for students who are interested in economics and finance, and plan to take some professional examinations in related fields:
BUSI1002 Introduction to Accounting
ECON2210 Microeconomics Theory
ECON2220 Macroeconomics Theory
FINA2802 Investments and Portfolio Analysis
ECON0701 Introductory Econometrics
Students can
prepare the level I examination of
Chartered Financial
Analyst by taking
suitable courses in this category.
Major in Mathematics
Minor in Economics or
Finance or Risk Management !
Courses recommended for those are interested in
computational finance
MATH3906 Financial Calculus
MATH4907 Numerical Methods for Financial
Calculus
MATH3603 Probability Theory
MATH3601 Numerical Analysis
MATH4602 Scientific Computing
MATH4406 Introduction to PDEs
STAT4601 Time-series Analysis
STAT6010 Advanced Probability
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