Princeton, Baruch and Berkeley top for quant master’s degrees
Eight of 10 leading schools for quantitative finance programmes are based in US, latest rankings show
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Princeton University has the top-ranked master’s degree for aspiring quantitative finance executives, Risk.net’s Quant Finance Master’s Guide 2022 shows.
The university’s Master in Finance programme scored highly for its selectivity and influential teaching staff, among other factors. This marks the fourth year in a row that the degree, taught at the Bendheim Center for Finance, has led the rankings.
In second place is Baruch College’s Master
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