<r><URL url="http://www.financialcomputing.org/about/industry-partnersif"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.financialcomputing.org/about ... partnersif">http://www.financialcomputing.org/about/industry-partnersif</LINK_TEXT></URL> I look at the sponsors of UCL programme I would infere that even a quant tr...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuote complexity science What is that? What can you do with it? To be honest, it does sound like a catch-all phrase meaning all things to all people? Like string theory, quantum computing etc.basically? taking a system with lots of interacting agents , modelli...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: katastrofaTini, putting this straight (which should explain to you why nobody gave you the answer you requested), the priority goes to those with PhDs from Ivy League, Oxbridge (and than LSE and Imperial), which are far more prestigious than UCL and Warwick. It applies ...

This is all true but I asked a specific question that you didn't answered to. I know I want to do a PhD and if u want to know I would like to continue into academia after that but after making a choice I just want to know every possible situation and possibilities

<r>I am sure that both programme are quite good and will provide me the tools to procede in quant career in the future. What I am not sure about is which of the two is most regarded by hedge funds or IB banks . Around the web I have found that UCL is slightly over Warwick when it comes to landing a ...

About the uni itself? which one is most considered?

<t>Hi all.I am a MSc student who have just received two offers for two different programmes I really like.1) MathSys CDT in the math dep of Warwick2) Financial computing and analytics CDT in computer science dep at UCLBoth of these programme I will work on complexity science and I think in both of t...