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Стипендия Амстердамского университета
Факультет экономики и бизнеса Амстердамского университета готов предоставить
стипендии российским студентам, желающим продолжить обучение на магистерских программах
по эконометрике, актуарному делу, операционным исследованиям и
менеджменту ( MSc in Econometrics , MSc in Actuarial
Science, MSc in Operations Research and Management ).
Размер стипендии - от 12 000 до 18 000 евро за один год.
Обязательные условия для поступления: наличие диплома бакалавра или специалиста
со следующими предметами:
Математика, статистика, эконометрика (или математическая эконометрика) - для
зачисления на программу MSc in Econometrics ;
Актуарное дело - для зачисления на программу MSc in Actuarial Science
.
Математика - для зачисления на программу MSc in Operations Research
and Management
Более подробную информацию о программах вы найдете на сайте Амстердамского университета
http://www.studeren.uva.nl/
programmes/isp.cfm
Координатор этих программ - Diana Hense , e - mail :
msc-feb@uva.nl
Бланк заявки
Econometrics (MSc)
The Master of Science in Econometrics is a multidisciplinary one-year programme
that provides a balanced and rigorous training in quantitative analysis of problems
in economics and finance. The programme consists of advanced courses in both mathematical
economics and econometrics.
Mathematical economics deals with mathematical modelling of such market phenomena
as price adjustment processes. Econometrics deals with statistical modelling, estimation
and testing of economic models using economic and financial time series data.
Upon completion of the Master's programme, students will have obtained a sufficient
level of academic vigour to read major academic journals in Economics. They will
also be able to apply advanced mathematical and statistical methods, supported by
modern software packages such as E-Views and OX, to the exploration and analysis
of problems in economics and finance
Studying Econometrics at the University of Amsterdam
The Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) specialises in providing students
with the broad range of skills, in-depth knowledge and international expertise that
they will need in the business world and public sector alike. Many of the lecturers
in the Master of Econometrics are researchers at the Amsterdam School of Economics
(ASE), one of the ten research programmes of which is dedicated to Econometrics.
Approximately 30 students currently participate in the ASE's English-taught international
PhD programme. A number of internal and external economics-related research institutes
are affiliated with the ASE, enriching research and career opportunities for students
in the Master's programme.
Econometrics as a part-time programme
The MSc in Econometrics is not available as a part-time programme.
Accreditation and degree
The quality of this master's programme has been positively assessed (accredited)
by the Accreditation Organisation of The Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). This means
that upon successful completion of the programme students will receive a legally
recognised Master's degree in Econometrics and the title Master of Science (MSc).
You can find more information on accreditation and degrees through the links below.
Actuarial Sciences (MSc)
The Master of Science in Actuarial Sciences is a one-year programme for those
wishing to work as an actuary (an insurance mathematician). An actuary designs and
monitors financial security systems. The actuarial profession is currently in a
period of transition and has come to encompass management of financial risks outside
the insurance sector. The Master's programme in Actuarial Sciences is a multidisciplinary
programme providing a balanced and rigorous training in the financial and mathematical
analysis of complex insurance issues. It focuses on mathematical model-building
in the various specialised fields of insurance: life insurance, non-life insurance
and pension funds. Because the programme is aimed at helping students develop a
scientific attitude and approach, it places a great deal of emphasis on the theoretical
foundations of various methods and techniques.
Studying Actuarial Sciences at the University of Amsterdam
What makes the University of Amsterdam's Master's programme in Actuarial Sciences
unique is its range of courses incorporating all the latest international developments,
such as Fair Value Techniques, Market-Consistent Embedded Value and Solvency II.
The programme is taught by leading scholars in the field of actuarial sciences,
together with a number of professionals who work in the industry itself; this ensures
that students learn the most up-to-date techniques, practices and insights. The
UvA Master in Actuarial Sciences is the only stand-alone Master's degree of its
kind offered in the Netherlands.
Actuarial Sciences as a part-time programme
It is not possible to complete the MSc in Actuarial Sciences as a part-time programme.
What our students say
Lambert Naudin ten Cate: "The content of the master's courses is very relevant
to working in practice and this solid foundation allows for a smooth transition
into the workplace."
Accreditation and degree
The Master's programme in Actuarial Sciences has been accredited by the Accreditation
Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). This means that upon successful
completion of the programme, students will receive a legally accredited Master's
degree in Actuarial Sciences and the title of Master of Science (MSc).
Operations Research and Management (MSc)
What is Operations Research Management?
There is no generally accepted single definition for Operations Research Management
(ORM), or as it is also referred to, Management Science.
In short however, it can be described as:
The field of applied analytical methods for decision making in logistical
business environments.
Students involved in ORM, develop and use mathematical and computational methods,
which help to evaluate, improve or resolve operational and logistical issues in
business or industrial situations.
ORM deals with questions such as:
- How can we model a complex production line or a hospital department so as
to evaluate its performance and compute the effect of possible changes?
- Should service capacities be pooled, such as check-in counters at airports,
call centre agents in contact centres or MRI-scans in hospitals?
- How much blood must be donated and produced at blood banks in order to minimise
shortages, wastage and costs?
- How can we establish minimal cost routing and distribution schemes?
- How much, of which, product mix should a firm produce?
Students become familiar with practical questions and possible approaches through
both theoretical and practical (two case) courses. They also have the opportunity
to undertake an internship as part of the Master thesis.
Why study Operations Research Management at the University of Amsterdam?
The programme offers:
- a well balanced curriculum with advanced Deterministic and Stochastic Operations
Research courses as well an Applied Operations Research-stream.
- opportunities for additional elective courses or a practical internship.
- practical experiences and contacts leading to specialized case courses and
possibilities for thesis topics.
- teaching staff with established scientific records and reputations in deterministic
(TSP, heuristics, scheduling, inventory theory) and stochastic (queuing, queuing-networks,
Markov decision theory) ORM.
- excellent career prospects for Graduates of Operations Research Management.
Accreditation and degree
The Master's programme in Operations Research Management has been legally accredited
by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). This means
that upon successful completion of the programme, students will receive a Master's
degree in Operations Research Management and the title of Master of Science (MSc).
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