LSE vs Imperial College for BB in Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney?

Hey guys,

I'm torn between the two unis for an undergrad degree (Maths and Econ at LSE) vs (Maths with stats for finance at Imperial). Thing is i can see the pros and cons for both courses even though they are slightly different.

My wish is to work in the financial industry and especially in a top investment bank in Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney.

Which of these unis will have more of a brand name in Asia and in australia?

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Imperial has a top reputation within the UK but not so much outside. Everybody in banking knows the LSE, and it has a good reputation (for smart students and for good placement, if not so much for teaching quality...). So for your situation definitely LSE.

 

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