Next start date | September 22, 2025 |
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The Quant Marathon is a beyond-master level online program in data science and quantitative finance.
The Quant Marathon comprises Core courses and Primers. You can follow the whole program or individual courses, which can be purchased and followed separately or purchased in bundle.
The ARPM Lab makes all the difference...for life
All the study/practice materials for the Quant Marathon are accessible online and constantly updated in the ARPM Lab, the most complete materials for advanced Data Science and Quantitative Finance:
Upon completing the courses of the Quant Marathon and the two Practical Projects of the ARPM Certification (included in the Quant Marathon), you qualify for lifetime access to the ARPM Lab.
By enrolling in the Quant Marathon, you are entitled to attend (virtually or in New York) the six-day Quant Bootcamp, which provides an overview of the same topics.
The Quant Bootcamp provides a quick, intense tour of the topics covered in greater depth in the Quant Marathon, covering the same topics as the Quant Marathon in only six days, rather than in seven courses.
Quant Marathon | Quant Bootcamp | |
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Topics | advanced Data Science and Quant Finance | |
Depth | Detail | Overview |
Format | Seven courses | One course, 4+2 days |
Audience | STEM Master/PhD | Quant-curious |
Commitment | 80 hours (per course) | 40 hours (total) |
Delivery | Online | Onsite/online |
Share your journey with hundreds of Marathoners from top institutions worldwide, who chose ARPM for their Advanced Quantitative Program.
Marathoners are supported by:
You can join twice a year: the Fall semester starts September 1st and the Spring semester starts February 1st.
You can switch in and out of a course and continue where you left at a later time.
The Quant Marathon has thousands of Alumni from around the world, including industry leaders and academics.
Our alumni hold key positions at leading organizations across the world, including Bank of America, Barclays, Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Bank of China and Bloomberg.