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Reading your responses below it sounds like you want to work on interesting problems that have a quick turnaround in terms of real-life implementation. I'm in
by xel02 16y ago
Reading your responses below it sounds like you want to work on interesting problems that have a quick turnaround in terms of real-life implementation.
I'm in a similar situation and I'm looking into doing a graduate degree in Operations Research (OR) or Industrial Engineering, which is usually offered either in Business schools or Engineering schools. You essentially do research on solving real-world problems with quantitative methods.
Many of the OR graduates (even those with PhD's) end up not in academia but in business. If you have more questions feel free to email me.
- Absolute0 16y agoAn interesting option is MBA-PhD in OR from Stern NYU. Which is something i am seriously considering. I have looked at a profile of a guy there who did MS CS. Worked for topcoder or did research about it. And now studies in Stern. This could be the golden mean which i seem to be looking for.