马里兰大学Smith商学院金融硕士(MSF) 在线聊天 (11/17)

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The Smith Master of Finance program emphasizes quantitative methods to provide a deep understanding of the theoretical foundations of finance. 

• World-class Smith faculty;
• Large choice of elective courses you can customize for your goals;
• Experiential Learning Projects (ELP);
• Great career services and one-on-one finance department advising;
• Opportunities to intern, work with leading corporate, non-profit employers;
• Dynamic location in both Washington, D.C., and College Park, MD;

Agenda

• Overview of MSF Admissions Requirements, and details about this program;
• Q&A

Date&Time

Date: Nov. 17, 2014
Time：21:30 - 22:30 (Beijing Time)
Place：Chasedream Online Chat room

RSVP：http://rsvp.chasedream.com/maryland/

Guest Speaker

Nicola Daniel
Associate Director for Business Development/Finance Industry
Robert H. Smith School of Business

Pasquale Quintero, Jr.
Director of MS Admissions
Robert H. Smith School of Business

Luyao (Mandy) Chen
2nd year MSF student, current Graduate Assistant for finance department;
Experienced in ELP and Global Equity Fund, and received offer from PwC, DC office.

Related Information

Experiential Learning Project (ELP): Smith’s Experiential Learning Projects aims at offering students the opportunity to have real-world experience outside the classroom. During past, we have risk management consulting projects for Citi Group, Federal Housing Administration led by professor Cliff Rossi; Energy Finance project with World Bank, etc.
http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/programs/ms-programs/finance/academics/experiential-learning

Global Equity Fund (GEF): The University of Maryland’s Global Equity Fund is managed by 19 students in the school’s part-time MBA and Master of Finance programs. The limited-enrollment fund gives students the chance to research companies and manage and invest money from the school’s endowment fund. 
http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/programs/part-time-mba/academics/experiential-learning/global-equity-fund

Flexibility: The Smith Master of Finance Program consists of 16 credits core courses, and 14 credits elective courses that you can choose based on your own preference.

Location: Classes are held at our Washington, D.C. campus in the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center, and in College Park, which are both easily accessed from all points. The Ronald Reagan Building is located within walking distance of the White House, U.S. Department of Treasury headquarters, and other important national landmarks.