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 ==== Graduate Program outlines ====
-The graduate program is designed to offer a wide range of courses into several fields : Mathematical Finance, Insurance or Quantitative Management and Data Science related to the previours fields.
+The graduate program is designed to offer a wide range of courses into several fields: Mathematical Finance, Insurance or Quantitative Management and Data Science related to the previours fields.
-Technology and economy are more and more complex. Mathematics and their applications are at the heart of the decision tools needed in this world: they help to model, evaluate and control risks associated to industrial processes, economical phenomena or financial products. The knowledge of mathematical tools associated to a deep understanding of theses phenomena is largely appreciated in many areas.
+Technology and economy are more and more complex. Mathematics and their applications are at the heart of the decision tools needed in this world: they help to model, evaluate and control risks associated to industrial processes, economical phenomena or financial products. The knowledge of mathematical tools associated to a deep understanding of these phenomena is largely appreciated in many areas.
 Depending on the student's status, the student can also attend a Master program in parallel with the track DDEFi :
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 ==== Goals ====
-Prepare students to become highly skilled engineers able to recognize and model complex problems in order to develop adequate strategical decisions
+Prepare students to become highly skilled engineers able to recognize and model complex problems in order to develop adequate strategical decisions.
 The main topics are finance, insurance, probability, statistics, scientific computing, optimization, mathematical modelling for risks in economy and finance, actuarial science, marketing, quantitative management.
 ==== Important information for exchange students====
-** <color red> EXCHANGE STUDENTS: This section contains VERY IMPORTANT information for preparing your mobility.</color> **
+** <color red> EXCHANGE STUDENTS: This section contains VERY IMPORTANT information to help you prepare your mobility.</color> **
 === Number of accepted students ==
-The 3rd Year scientific tracks such as DDEFi have a limited number of accepted students. Priority is given to Centrale Marseille engineering degree students and Aix-Marseille University students. Nevertheless, the track DDEFi has always been able to accept exchange students (usually 3 or 4) and we will be very pleased to have you as an exchange student for one or two semesters depending on the requirements at your home university.
+The 3rd Year scientific tracks such as DDEFi have a limited number of accepted students. Priority is given to Centrale Méditerranée engineering degree students and Aix-Marseille University students. Nevertheless, the track DDEFi has always been able to accept exchange students (usually 3 or 4) and we will be very pleased to have you as an exchange student for one or two semesters depending on the requirements at your home university.
 === Academic calendar ===
-A new organization will be in place from academic year 2022-2023. Please carefully check the latest information here and check with your local coordinator if it fits your mobility window.
+A new organization has been in place since academic year 2022-2023. Please carefully check the latest information here and inquire of your local coordinator if it fits your mobility window.
 All course units offered in the track DDEFi are offered from September to Mid-April. Each course unit belong to one of the following semesters.