The new degree will be a Master of Science in Quantitative Finance and Economics. College officials say Texas State students who pursue the degree will be taught a unique set of skills. Professor of Finance Janet Payne says she expects graduates of the program will be in high demand.
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The department has opened two new positions for the program and is actively seeking to fill one more. Department Chair of Finance and Economics Ruby Kishan says existing faculty and staff will help with developing the new program.
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Graduate students can expect to finish the program in three or more semesters, depending on whether they have full- or part-time status.
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2/28/20
Constunce Brantley
Texas State's McCoy College of Business anticipates having a new master's program for the fall semester. Bobcat Update's Constunce Brantley has the story.
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