Master of Science Degrees

Master’s in Quantitative Methods & Modeling

Zicklin’s Master’s in Quantitative Methods and Modeling equips you with a strong quantitative skill set that lets you take a large amount of data and transform it into clear information that’s critical to an organizations’ decision making process.

With the economy’s growing reliance on big data, the statistical analysis, modeling, and computer information systems expertise you will gain with an M.S. in Quantitative Methods and Modeling will help you stand out in the job market.

Program Highlights

  • 31.5 – 38.5 Credits
  • Average program completion is 3-4 semesters
  • Flexible scheduling allows you to switch between part-time and full-time course loads
  • Qualifies for Department of Homeland Security OPT Extension for STEM International Students

Career Outcomes

Companies that employ Zicklin graduates

Citi, City Harvest, Deloitte, Godiva Chocolatier, Google, IBM, Microsoft, NBA, PwC, NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services

Positions

Yield Manager, Operation Data Analyst, Quantitative Research Associate, Senior Product Manager-Passenger Growth Strategy, Market Risk Analyst, Director of Workforce Analytics, Quantitative Analyst, Data Intelligence Analyst


Customized Study

The M.S. in Quantitative Methods and Modeling provides you with a broad spectrum of basic quantitative skills through required courses that cover the areas of operations research, statistics, and computer information systems.

You can customize your education with our flexible elective options, which allow you to tailor your studies to your professional and educational goals. Students also have the option of doing a graduate internship.

Visa Extension for STEM International Students

The Master’s in Quantitative Methods and Modeling conforms to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) program that qualifies eligible international graduates on student visas for an optional practical training extension of 24-months. Find out more here.

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Office of Graduate Admissions

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