Economics Internships in the US?
Hello everbody!! I am finalizing my MSc in environmental economics from a university in Europe. I am very interested to visit the USA and do my internship in a policy research related job but I couldn't get any suitable vacancy so far . Has anyone the idea how I can get an intership of around 4 months, preferably a paid one, in the US? I have an excellent performance in all of my studies. I appreciate your advice.
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Check with some of the brokerage firms on Wall Street.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Urgent ! help in writing personal statement
Urgent ! help in writing personal statement?
what should i write 1) Academic preparation and abilities 2) analytical and creative abilities 3) Major weakness and strenghts 4) potential to assume a professional leadership role 5) Demonstrated ability for independent work and research potential. I am applying for msc economics. i have to write the above. send me quickly ASAP how u would write it generally. 10 points !
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I would tell a story of your past, briefly, but detailed. Then metaphorically relate the story to each segment.
what should i write 1) Academic preparation and abilities 2) analytical and creative abilities 3) Major weakness and strenghts 4) potential to assume a professional leadership role 5) Demonstrated ability for independent work and research potential. I am applying for msc economics. i have to write the above. send me quickly ASAP how u would write it generally. 10 points !
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I would tell a story of your past, briefly, but detailed. Then metaphorically relate the story to each segment.
Monday, March 14, 2011
What kind of jobs should i get
What kind of jobs should i get?
I just graduated from UK University (City uni) in MSc Financial Economics. Now i been looking for a job for a while but not to sure which job is the most suitable for my degrees.
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There are a number of careers you could go into. Below I have provided you with a sampling. I'd recommend taking a deeper look at the ones which you find interesting: Actuary Appraiser Auditor Bank Research Analyst Bond Manager Budget Analyst Business Analyst Business Consultant Business Credit/Loan Specialist Business Forecaster Collection Agent Commodities Trader Compensation/Benefits Coordinator Consumer Credit/Loan Officer Credit Analyst Credit Counselor Economist Estimator Financial Analyst Financial Planner Financial Representative Financial Researcher Forensic Accountant Government Accountant Insurance Agent/Broker Internal Auditor Inventory Control Specialist Investment Researcher IRS Investigator Labor Relations Specialist Loan Officer Market Analyst Pension Fund Manager Portfolio Analyst Private (Management) Accountant Property Manager Rate Analyst Securities Analyst Systems Analyst Tax Accountant Treasury Management Specialist Trust Analyst Underwriter Trainee
I just graduated from UK University (City uni) in MSc Financial Economics. Now i been looking for a job for a while but not to sure which job is the most suitable for my degrees.
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There are a number of careers you could go into. Below I have provided you with a sampling. I'd recommend taking a deeper look at the ones which you find interesting: Actuary Appraiser Auditor Bank Research Analyst Bond Manager Budget Analyst Business Analyst Business Consultant Business Credit/Loan Specialist Business Forecaster Collection Agent Commodities Trader Compensation/Benefits Coordinator Consumer Credit/Loan Officer Credit Analyst Credit Counselor Economist Estimator Financial Analyst Financial Planner Financial Representative Financial Researcher Forensic Accountant Government Accountant Insurance Agent/Broker Internal Auditor Inventory Control Specialist Investment Researcher IRS Investigator Labor Relations Specialist Loan Officer Market Analyst Pension Fund Manager Portfolio Analyst Private (Management) Accountant Property Manager Rate Analyst Securities Analyst Systems Analyst Tax Accountant Treasury Management Specialist Trust Analyst Underwriter Trainee
Monday, March 7, 2011
Will a Msc in management, organizations and governance from London School of Economics get me a good job
Will a Msc in management, organizations and governance from London School of Economics get me a good job?
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Yes if you are well groomed in your field you can get a good job
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If you have good scores maybe yes..............but point is it is not so easy to enter the school there.........and yes ,it could fetch you a global posting without a doubt!
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Yes if you are well groomed in your field you can get a good job
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If you have good scores maybe yes..............but point is it is not so easy to enter the school there.........and yes ,it could fetch you a global posting without a doubt!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Schools offering Masters in Economics and Finance
Schools offering Masters in Economics and Finance?
Hi.. can someone please tell me some good schools for an MSc in finance and economics? The only one I can seem to find is London School of Economics. Does anyone know of any other ones? In any country, it doesn't matter. Thanks a lot for your help!
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Looking over the coursework for the LSE program you mentioned, in the United States a comparable program would be an MSF - Master of Science in Finance, and I say that because the theory is quite nuanced (as a graduate degree should be) into financial economics and financial markets, with a high degree of technical application. You'll find similar programs in the States at: * University of Illinois - Champaign / Urbana * Washington University in St. Louis * New York University - Stern School of Business * George Washington University * University of California - Berkeley * Claremont McKenna Most advanced programs in Finance, Financial Engineering, Quantitative Finance and Mathematical Finance are doctoral level in part because of the heavy emphasis on research. Master's-level programs in the States tend to be more applied towards business (although these will prepare one for doctoral study). I hold an MA in Economics from the University of Missouri at St. Louis, and took graduate-level classes in finance. I'm supplementing my study with preparation in the CFA program, which is something I'd suggest you consider. You could do worse than to earn your CFA while working through a Master's program - the material in both lend well to each other.
Hi.. can someone please tell me some good schools for an MSc in finance and economics? The only one I can seem to find is London School of Economics. Does anyone know of any other ones? In any country, it doesn't matter. Thanks a lot for your help!
Economics - 1 Answers
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Looking over the coursework for the LSE program you mentioned, in the United States a comparable program would be an MSF - Master of Science in Finance, and I say that because the theory is quite nuanced (as a graduate degree should be) into financial economics and financial markets, with a high degree of technical application. You'll find similar programs in the States at: * University of Illinois - Champaign / Urbana * Washington University in St. Louis * New York University - Stern School of Business * George Washington University * University of California - Berkeley * Claremont McKenna Most advanced programs in Finance, Financial Engineering, Quantitative Finance and Mathematical Finance are doctoral level in part because of the heavy emphasis on research. Master's-level programs in the States tend to be more applied towards business (although these will prepare one for doctoral study). I hold an MA in Economics from the University of Missouri at St. Louis, and took graduate-level classes in finance. I'm supplementing my study with preparation in the CFA program, which is something I'd suggest you consider. You could do worse than to earn your CFA while working through a Master's program - the material in both lend well to each other.
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