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 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 the heart of the decision tool 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 theses phenomena is largely appreciated in many areas.
-Depending on the status of the student, the student can also attend a Master program in parallel with the track DDEFi :
+Depending on the student's status, the student can also attend a Master program in parallel with the track DDEFi :
   * Master Aix-Marseille School of Economics (AMSE), track [[https://amse-feg.univ-amu.fr/fr/formation/master-economie?code=PRBEC5AD|Finance Quantitative et Assurance]] (information contact at Centrale Marseille: Renaud Bourlès): only 2nd year course units.
   * Master in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, track Data Science (information contact at Centrale Marseille: Christophe Pouet): only 2nd year course units.