Join Us
Applications for membership will open at the beginning of the next semester
Recruitment Timeline
We look for undergraduate students in Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Statistics, and other quantitative fields with strong interests in quantitative finance.
Applications for sp24 were due Jan 26th at midnight PST.
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Prospective Member Info Sessions
Join Traders at Berkeley for an introduction to the club and quantitative trading. You will have the chance to meet current members of the club and ask any questions you may have.
Info Session #1
Tuesday Jan 23 8-10 PM
Haas School of Business, Faculty Building F320
Info Session #2
Wednesday Jan 24 8-10 PM
Haas School of Business, Faculty Building F320
In-person Tabling
We will be tabling on campus on 1/16, 1/18 (at Calapalooza), 1/23, and 1/26. Come find our table at Sproul and talk to members about their experiences with the club.
Coffee Chats
Want to learn more about what we do and talk to a current member?
Sign up for a 30 minute 1-on-1 coffee chat with a current Traders at Berkeley member. We are open to answer any questions you may have about the club or the industry in general!
Please sign up using your @berkeley.edu email account.
To get the most out of your chat, be sure to read the profiles of the person you sign up with and prepare some questions about their background or the club. While there is no limit on the number of coffee chats you can have, please be considerate of others and choose the member(s) you are most interested in.
If there are no timeslots that work with you, try checking back later for more slots or signing up with another Traders member.
Introduction to Quantitative Finance DeCal
We recruit most of our members from the DeCal that we teach. If you're interested in joining Traders at Berkeley, consider taking Introduction to Quantitative Finance.
It is not a requirement that new members take the DeCal, but most do. We recommend the class if you previously have not had exposure to quantitative methods in the financial industry.