/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10056929
I'm almost half way through calculus. I know that usually you'd want to pursue a degree in the subjects you mentioned if you want to work in quantitative research but does it really matter if you take an economics degree with required additional maths?

Here are my options, which one do you think would be the best:

A. Study Bsc in physics + Msc applied mathematics (automatic admission)

B. Just like option A but with a Bsc in "business economics" simultaneously from a more reputable but still unknown institution"

C. Economics management from Oxford with additional study of necessary maths needed for Msc in statistics or computational/mathematical finance.

Also I know a lot of quant firms require a PhD but that is way into the future for me to consider.

Which one would you chose? I don't want to waste my time/money applying for Oxford if it isn't a reasonable option.

The universities in my country are Royal institute of technology and Stockholm School of Economics. Both are obscure abroad unfortunately.