Best Masters in Finance programs in Europe
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on 9/4/10 at 2:54pm
Within a year I will graduate with a first-class degree in Engineering from an unknown Belgian University.
I'm currently looking into several Masters in Finance programs to apply to. I read about the programs at Cambride, LSE, Warwick, Imperial, ... and I will apply for these, but the chances of being rejected are very high. That's why I am looking for some other decent (read: back-up plan) programs in Europe (UK and Continental Europe) that will give me a realistic chance of landing an investment banking job. Any suggestions?





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bocconi, WHU, EBS (the german
bocconi, WHU, EBS (the german one), st gallen, and SSE
Hmm, I don't think I blogged
Hmm, I don't think I blogged about that german school. Europe has so many good programs it really is hard to say. Cambridge, oxford, lse, lbs, st gallen, bocconi, hec, etc.
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I'm currently doing a Masters
I'm currently doing a Masters in Finance at LSE. It's pretty good and offers a decent variety of courses for your elective modules. The networking side is reasonable and you get to interact with people from the part-time course (i.e. people who are working in the industry).
I want to know about the best
I want to know about the best Masters Programmes in Finance/related fileds. To provide everyone with a quick background, I hold a Bachelors degree in Business Studies from Delhi University with my majors in Finance. I have also cleared CFA level 1 and I recently took the level 2 exam, the result of which will be out by the end of July. I have been working with a financial research company - Capital IQ (a subsidiary of Mc-Graw Hill Financials) since August 2010.
please suggest the schools i should target and the courses i should look for the next year's session.
p.s.- Could you also help guide me with any research opportunities at the school, because I would want to carry on to do my PhD and eventually enter academic research/teaching as a long term goal?